THE GOLDEN RULE

We were all taught The Golden Rule as children in school and from our parents. “Do unto others as you would have others do unto you”. The lessons we learned as children are the essence of the New Hope Divorce Mediation Process. NHDM’s guiding principles of compassion and experience are central to our mediation process.

New Hope Divorce Meditation

  • Open cooperative environment
  • The most constructive, respectful divorce process
  • Retain control of the decisions you make for you and your family.
  • Experience, Patience, Strength, Warmth & Clarity
  • A Reasonable Approach
  • Make well informed choices
DON’T LET THE PROCESS BE PART OF THE PROBLEM.

Divorce Mediation is an alternative to courtroom litigation. We help people find fair and practical solutions to their legal and financial concerns. At NHDM, we have a constructive and respectful procedure for couples to resolve their divorce issues while saving time, money and most importantly, avoiding the ongoing stress and increased conflict that is inevitable when people go to court.

Mindey P. Elgart, Esq

Divorce Mediation is respectful and leaves a working relationship intact.

We provide a consistent steady hand to guide you through the divorce mediation process.

If you’re considering divorce mediation, we are here for you. Let us help! If you have a question about divorce mediation,

Please Call 1-855-222-HOPE(4673)

What Our Clients Are Saying

This was the most difficult period of my life and your professionalism and organizational skills helped to maintain the sense of order and fairness I had hoped for. Each step was clearly explained and the timeline you provided moved us through the process and kept us focused. The result was a fair and equitable settlement.

K.K.
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New Hope Divorce Mediation On The Radio

Mindey Elgart interviewed by Brad Segall on WOGL about changes in Pennsylvania custody law. Listen to the interview.

Brad Segall recently spoke with Paul Murray and Mindey Elgart about the mediation process in divorce. Listen to the interview.