Attorney Bonnie Canty
Here to guide you through family challenges with calm, clarity, and compassionate legal insight.
Backed by decades of experience, Bonnie empowers you with real-world guidance, legal education, and long-term peace of mind.
Make me your Mediator
Let’s Work Together to Make Your Divorce or Parenting Plan Easier.
Mediation gives you the power to take control of your future — without the cost, stress, or unpredictability of going to court. As a licensed attorney with over 30 years of experience in family law, I help couples and co-parents reach peaceful agreements through clarity, compassion, and practical legal guidance.
Whether you're working on a marital settlement, custody arrangement, or prenuptial/postnuptial agreement, I’m here to guide the process so both parties feel heard, supported, and empowered to make informed decisions — instead of leaving everything up to a judge.
You don’t have to navigate this alone. Book a mediation session with me, and let’s move forward — together.
What to Expect Before Your Session
Before beginning the mediation process, you’ll schedule a free consultation—up to 30 minutes—with Bonnie Canty, a licensed attorney and experienced mediator. This session helps determine whether mediation is appropriate for your situation, estimate how much time might be needed, and discuss key logistics like choosing virtual vs. in-person meetings and how payment will be handled. If mediation isn’t the best fit right now, Bonnie will help you assess whether legal advice or full representation might be more appropriate for your needs. This call ensures you're moving forward with clarity and the right support.
Before Your Session...
Please fill out the form below to help guide your mediation assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What form of payment do you accept?
- Zelle
- Apple Pay
- Cash App
- Credit Card (Convenience fees)
What if the session runs out of time?
If the mediator is available to continue and the participants agree to pay for additional time the session can continue until the participants have reached an agreement or no longer wish to continue.
If the mediator or one of the participants are unable to continue at that time a follow up session can be scheduled.