Divorce mediation
When a relationship is ending, mediation can help you discuss the practical questions you need to resolve. I support a structured conversation about your needs and possible arrangements, while remaining neutral between you.
20 minutes · English or Hungarian · No obligation
When this may help
- You need to discuss parenting routines and communication.
- You would like to work through practical arrangements together.
- Conversations about separation repeatedly turn into conflict.
Who attends?
Both people taking part voluntarily. The introductory conversation can help you decide how to invite the other person and prepare for a joint meeting.
How we get started
1. Send a short enquiry
Choose this service and suggest a time and format. I reply in English within 24 hours to arrange the free introduction.
2. Agree the focus
List the practical questions you want to resolve and the decisions that need independent legal advice. We agree the scope before beginning.
3. Work through the situation
Where you reach agreement, the arrangements and remaining questions can be recorded for your next steps. Mediation does not itself end a marriage or replace required legal procedures.
Professional boundaries
I provide mediation and coaching, not legal representation. Consult a lawyer about legal effect, formal requirements or cross-border issues. Abuse or coercion can make mediation unsuitable.
Read about Nagy Yvette's approach and experience.
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