Welcome to Fairway Divorce Solutions in Fort Saskatchewan. Our dedicated team of mediation and resolution experts are here to guide you through your divorce journey, ensuring each step is manageable and focused on creating a positive future for you and your family.
Expert divorce mediation
Divorce can be a challenging journey
Going through a separation can be a stressful experience, and you likely have many questions. Do you need to hire a divorce lawyer in Fort Saskatchewan, or can you resolve your issues using a divorce mediation process? We're here to answer your questions and guide you to a brighter future.
Affordable divorce mediation services
We simplify the process with our fixed-fee mediation. Our experienced team, including legal professionals, ensures you receive the right advice and support for a seamless transition.
Separate in months, not years
With The Fairway Method™ you minimize stress and avoid lengthy court battles. Our proven approach resolves property division and parenting coordination within 120 days after financial disclosure.
Your journey to a brighter future
Our mediation sessions are designed to mend what's broken, helping you and your family envision a brighter future. Begin your journey to a new life with just a phone call. Reach out for a free consultation today.
Divorce mediation services in Fort Saskatchewan
At Fairway Divorce Solutions, our skilled mediators specialize in divorce mediation and conflict resolution. Our unique Independently Negotiated Resolution™ process keeps negotiations on track. Your mediator will meet with each party separately, allowing for individual decision-making and minimizing conflict. We help you close this chapter and embark on your next journey with minimal stress and financial strain.
All of Fairway Divorce’s separation agreements are crafted in accordance with the family law of your jurisdiction, including the Divorce Act, Federal Child Support Guidelines, and Family Property Act. Your final separation agreement is reviewed by a divorce lawyer who will make sure it reflects the needs and aspirations of all involved.
We are proud to serve the Fort Saskatchewan community
We are proud to serve the growing community of Fort Saskatchewan, a historic city located just northeast of Edmonton in Alberta, known for its roots in the fur trade and strong industrial presence. With expert financial and conflict support, Fairway Divorce Solutions is committed to this community approach separation and divorce with clarity and confidence, paving the way for a brighter future.
Divorce Services
Asset Division
How Canadian law divides family property when a marriage ends: how property division works, how it varies by province, excluded property, pensions, business interests, and the unique rules that apply to the family home.
Child Support
How child support is calculated in Canada using the Federal Child Support Guidelines, what income is included, how special and extraordinary expenses are handled, when support can be changed, and how it is enforced if a parent doesn't pay.
Children & Parenting
How divorce and separation affect children under Canadian law: parenting arrangements, decision-making responsibility, parenting time, relocation rules, and what courts consider when determining the best interests of the child.
Common Law Separation
Common law couples separating in Canada face different rules than married spouses,and those rules vary by province. This guide covers property rights, spousal support eligibility, parenting arrangements, and why a written agreement is critical for unmarried partners.
Conflict & Emotions
The emotional stages of divorce, the difference between normal distress and symptoms requiring professional support, what defines a high-conflict divorce and its impact on children, and what research says actually helps. It includes practical coping strategies and how to find affordable support.
Divorce Cost and Time
Realistic cost ranges and timelines for every type of divorce in Canada, from DIY and online services through mediation, collaborative divorce, and litigation. Covers what drives costs up, what you can actually control, legal aid options, and how to build a realistic divorce budget.
Divorce Mediation
An objective guide to the family mediation process: what a mediator does and does not do, how the process typically works, the difference between interest-based and directive mediation, costs, timelines, provincial differences, and how to choose a qualified mediator in Canada.
Divorce Process
A step-by-step guide to Canadian divorce law in practice, from the different ways to prove a breakdown in marriage through filing, serving divorce papers, and receiving your divorce order. Covers uncontested and contested divorce proceedings, timelines by province, and what happens if your spouse won't cooperate.
Divorce Support
A practical guide to every type of support available to Canadians going through separation: therapy, legal advice, financial guidance, peer groups, and parenting support. Covers what each costs, who each is for, and how to access help in your province.
Housing Concers
Who gets to stay in the house, the four most common options for the family home (buyout, sale, delayed sale, nesting), and post-divorce housing realities for Canadian families. Covers the matrimonial home rules in and how they vary across provinces.
Legal Representation
When you need a lawyer, when you don't, and what your options are in between: unbundled legal services, duty counsel, Legal Aid eligibility, online legal information resources, and how to get independent legal advice without paying for full representation.
Power Imbalance
Recognizing emotional abuse, coercive control, financial abuse, and intimidation during separation, and understanding how Canadian law now treats these dynamics under the Divorce Act. Covers safety planning, and when mediation is and is not appropriate.
Prenuptual, Postnuptual and Cohabitation Agreements
What domestic contracts can and cannot do in Canada, how courts assess their enforceability, what full financial disclosure and independent legal advice are required, and how the rules differ across the provinces. Includes cohabitation rights for common law couples.
Spousal Support
Who qualifies for spousal support in Canada, how amounts and duration are determined under the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines, the difference between compensatory and non-compensatory support, and when and how support can be varied or terminated.
Separation Agreement
What a separation agreement is, what it must cover to be enforceable, how it differs from a divorce order, and the risks of DIY agreements. A well-drafted separation agreement reviewed by a family lawyer resolves all issues and supports a clean, uncontested divorce filing.
The Fairway Divorce Solutions Team in Fort Saskatchewan
The Fairway Fort Saskatchewan team excels in family and divorce resolution and mediation, adeptly handling a variety of complexities to resolve conflicts and disputes efficiently and amicably. Our team of committed mediators and professionals is ready to support you as you embark on the life you envision.
Corey Anderson
RFM, CDFA®
Corey Anderson, a pivotal figure at Fairway Divorce Solutions since 2009, has transformed the landscape of family conflict resolution. With a distinguished track record of mediating over 500 cases, his expertise in the Independently Negotiated Resolution™ process offers families a structured path through separation and divorce.
Corey’s dual insight into financial intricacies and family dynamics enables him to forecast the long-term implications of financial decisions. His leadership extends to coordinating a multidisciplinary team, ensuring clients have comprehensive support for informed decision-making.
Corey’s approach not only facilitates well-informed choices but significantly alleviates stress, empowering families to confidently step into their futures. His work underscores a deep-seated belief in the transformative power of addressing the right questions, enabling individuals to navigate life’s transitions with clarity and purpose.
Practice Areas
Specialization
- Matrimonial Property Division including pension and businesses
- Developing comprehensive parenting plans
- Spousal Support
- Section 7, extraordinary child-related expenses
Darlene Day
Mediation Associate
Darlene Day
Mediation Associate
Darlene Day champions the transformative power of mediation, harnessing her unique ability to identify common ground amidst conflict. With adaptability as her guiding principle, she excels in navigating through disputes, leveraging Fairway’s mediation method to tailor solutions that resonate with each couple’s unique situation. Her skill set extends beyond mediation; as a seasoned entrepreneur and as a mortgage broker.
Darlene applies a pragmatic approach to problem-solving, integrated with Fairway’s innovative INR method. This blend ensures clients feel supported and confident, guiding them towards a resolution that aligns with their future aspirations.
Darlene is not just a mediator but a coach, adept at managing high-emotion scenarios and keeping clients focused on constructive outcomes. Her dedication to delivering tailored solutions is driven by a commitment to client satisfaction, aiming to clear the path towards resolving conflicts with patience and clarity.
Brittany Doucet
B.A., J.D.
Lawyer and Legal Expert
Lawyer and Legal Expert
As Fairway's in-house lawyer, Brittany provides support to our Resolution Experts by consulting on individual client matters as well as providing updates on local and national law. She ensures that our offices are equipped with a thorough understanding of current family law.
Practice Areas
Specialization
- Legal Research
- Legal Writing
- Seminar Presentations
A Strong National Brand Supporting Local Expertise
Since 2006 we have guided thousands of families toward a mutually agreeable financial settlement and a parenting plan. We have a 95% success rate in completing separations within 120 days of negotiation, all at a predetermined cost.
Our local team is backed by a national professional network offering updates on Alberta and Canadian divorce laws, financial divorce expertise, and a legal department that drafts separation agreements focusing on your future.
With Fairway you are backed with a team of top professionals from coast to coast
At Fairway Divorce Solutions in Fort Saskatchewan, you benefit from a private, confidential mediation boutique dedicated to getting you a fair divorce that protects your children, preserves your assets, and avoids painful and expensive litigation.
We take care of all aspects of your separation with specialists in legal, financial, and parenting matters. Our mediation method helps you to quickly reach an amicable resolution, avoid high legal fees, and reduce the impact on your children.
Client testimonials
Success comes in many forms. For us, it is hearing back from our clients and reading how we have changed their lives for the better. These stories are the reason we do what we do.
I was very impressed with the way that Fairway Divorce handled my complaints. When I was having problems with their service as it didn't seem to be working for me, the manager and owner contacted me to find a way to solve the problems I was having. If you need advice and mediation in your divorce and want to save on lawyer's fees, I would use them.
Rebecca B.
After her own costly divorce, Karen's vision led to the creation of Fairway Divorce Solutions, the writing of these books, and a passion for advocating a change in the way divorce happens.
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