Windsor is the kind of town where family law matters feel particularly consequential—not just financially but socially. Your neighbors know your situation before it's resolved. Your kids' friends' parents will hear what happened. The community is tight enough that how a divorce is handled affects relationships for years afterward. Marla Keenan-Rivero's Windsor family law mediation is built for exactly that environment: entirely private, professionally guided, and designed to produce outcomes that both parties can live with in the community they're both planning to stay in.

Windsor families considering family law mediation have a specific profile that Marla's practice is well-suited for: homes with significant equity accumulated over 15–20 years, dual-income households where both parents work locally or nearby, and children with strong community ties that both parents want to protect. Her 24 years in Sonoma County family law litigation means she understands what Sonoma County judges would do with these cases—and why mediation almost always produces a better result. She also knows that Windsor couples who both plan to stay in the community after a divorce have every incentive to avoid the adversarial dynamic that litigation creates.

Windsor family law mediation covers the full range of issues: property division including the significant home equity that defines many Windsor cases, child custody and detailed parenting plans, child and spousal support, vineyard or agricultural property if applicable, and any other family law matters arising from a separation. Available at Marla's Santa Rosa office (10 minutes from Windsor Town Green) or via secure video. Sessions produce a written MOU; most Windsor cases complete in 2–4 sessions with final agreements reviewed by each party's attorney.

Call (707) 525-8800 or email Tidwell@perrylaw.net.