Serving Long Island and the greater New York area
Olive Branch Divorce Mediation Free Consultation

Amy Pincus, Esq. — Attorney Mediator

Divorce, resolved with dignity.

Mediation is a private, structured conversation — not a courtroom. One neutral professional helps you both reach a fair agreement, without the cost, delay, and damage of litigation.

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One neutral professional

Rather than two adversarial attorneys billing against each other on your behalf.

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Months, not years

You set the pace. Most matters resolve in a handful of scheduled sessions.

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Private by design

What is said in mediation stays between you. It does not become a public record.

Litigation asks a judge who has never met your family to decide how it ends. Mediation keeps that decision with the two people who have to live with it.

That difference matters most when there are children involved — you will still be co-parenting long after the paperwork is filed, and how you get there shapes what comes next.

What mediation covers

All services

Divorce mediation

The complete agreement — assets, support, parenting — start to finish.

Parenting plans

Schedules, holidays, decision-making, and how you will handle changes.

Property division

The house, retirement accounts, savings, debts, and business interests.

Spousal & child support

Working through the numbers openly, with guidelines as a reference point.

Post-judgment changes

Revisiting an existing agreement when jobs, homes, or children’s needs change.

Agreement drafting

A clear Memorandum of Understanding ready for review and filing.

About

A lawyer who would rather keep you out of court.

Amy Pincus has been an attorney since 1992 and is a trained divorce mediator. She built Olive Branch around a simple conviction: most couples do not need a fight — they need a fair process, clear information, and someone impartial in the room.

As your mediator, she does not represent either of you. She represents the conversation — making sure both voices are heard, both sets of numbers are on the table, and the agreement you sign is one you both understand.

More about Amy

Tell us where things stand.

Send a short note. Amy will reply personally to explain how mediation would work for your situation — no obligation, no pressure.

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