Family mediation in Laval and across Quebec
Separating or divorcing? An accredited family mediator helps you reach fair agreements on custody, support and the division of property, without going to trial. In person in Laval or by video.
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What is family mediation?
Family mediation is a voluntary, confidential process in which an accredited, neutral and impartial mediator helps you and the other parent reach agreements that reflect your needs and, above all, your children’s : custody and parenting time, support, and the division of property.
Hours paid by the government. Through Quebec’s Family Mediation Program, a couple with dependent children receives 5 free hours for a first mediation and 2.5 hours to review an agreement after a judgment ; a couple without dependent children is entitled to 3 hours for a first mediation. Beyond that, the government-set rate applies. Amounts and conditions can change : see the official source below.
What mediation can settle
Custody and parenting time
Organizing time with the children and major decisions, in their best interest.
Support payments
Setting child support (and, where applicable, spousal support) according to the applicable guidelines.
Division of property
Discussing the division of assets, the family residence and other financial matters.
Reviewing agreements
Adjusting an existing agreement or judgment when your situation changes.
How it works
First contact
Book online. We confirm your eligibility for the program and answer your questions.
Mediation sessions
Meetings with both parents, in person in Laval or by video, at your own pace.
Summary of agreements
The mediator drafts a clear summary of the agreements reached.
Making it official
You can have your agreements homologated with your notary or lawyer. We collaborate as needed.

Frequently asked questions
How many hours are subsidized?
With dependent children: 5 hours for a first mediation and 2.5 hours for a review after judgment. Without dependent children: 3 hours for a first mediation. Beyond that, the government rate applies. These conditions can change; we confirm them with you.
Do I need to have children to qualify?
No. Couples without dependent children are also entitled to subsidized hours (3 hours) for a first mediation.
Is mediation mandatory?
The process is voluntary. It is, however, strongly encouraged and is often faster and less costly than a trial.
Is it confidential?
Yes. Discussions in mediation are confidential, which supports open dialogue.
Do you offer mediation online?
Yes, by video anywhere in Quebec, or in person at our Laval office (3131, boul. de la Concorde Est, bureau 502).
How do I book?
Booking is done online. Details are in our booking system.
Ready to begin mediation?
Book a first meeting. We guide you through every step, in collaboration with your legal advisors.
Book an appointmentOfficial source: Québec.ca: Family mediation