Dealing with the cost of a prenup (aka premarital agreement) or a post-marital agreement can be stressful. To reduce the stress associated with costs, we offer our clients flat fee package for our prenup (aka premarital agreement) and our post-marital agreements. Flat fees help contain the drama and keep the wallet in check. And, most importantly, flat fees prevent the attorney/mediator from unnecessarily “working the file” to earn (i.e. charge you) more money.
Prenup Mediation &
Post-Marital Mediation
Costs
Premarital / Prenup Mediation
(This package is intended for couples who need a prenup / premarital agreement)
Hourly Price | |
| Mediation | $1,800 |
| Client email, phone calls, messages | $450 |
| Drafting documents | $1,350 |
| Editing documents | $900 |
| Signing and finalizing process | $300 |
Hourly price total | $4,800 |
Package Price
$2,000 each
(or $4,000 total)
Post-Marital Agreement
(This package is intended for couples who need a post-marital agreement)
Hourly Price | |
| Mediation | $2.250 |
| Client email, phone calls, messages | $900 |
| Drafting documents | $1,800 |
| Editing documents | $1,350 |
| Signing and finalizing process | $300 |
Hourly price total | $6,600 |
Package Price
$3,000 each
(or $6,000 total)
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* Limited to Oregon
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* Mediation Northwest reserves the right to accept or reject cases
My fiance’ & I used Julie to mediate our prenup and the entire experience was excellent! Communication from Julie & her staff was clear & timely and the process was neutral & straightforward. Julie’s demeanor throughout was refreshingly positive and made it easy for us to come together with a comfortable agreement. I would absolutely use Julie again. I highly recommend her! Thanks Julie
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