How Bailey Can Help

A neutral, structured process where you and your spouse work through the decisions of divorce together — parenting time, property, and support — with a trained mediator guiding the conversation instead of opposing attorneys driving it apart.

Most Iowa mediations resolve in three to six sessions, and because you're both in the room working from the same information, agreements tend to hold up better over time than terms handed down by a judge who's never met your family.

A clear breakdown of the full financial picture: retirement accounts, real estate, debt, and cash flow — modeled out so both people understand the long-term impact of each option before agreeing to it.

As a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, Bailey brings this analysis into the mediation itself, so decisions about who keeps the house or how retirement accounts get split are grounded in real numbers, not assumptions.

For couples working within Iowa's collaborative divorce process, Bailey serves as the neutral financial professional on the team, coordinating with attorneys and coaches toward a resolution outside of court.

This model works well for couples who want legal representation alongside a mediation-style process — everyone on the team is working toward the same settlement, not opposing outcomes.