The COVID-19 developments are, of course, affecting DivorceHotel's global operations. We are following all recently released COVID-19 guidelines and are taking every precaution to protect our community!
Whilst we are not able to use our hotel locations for the time being, we are still able to help you to split up in an amicable way via our established online DivorceHotel divorce solution.
We are here to assist you, please get in touch with us as usual via phone, send us an email or send your question directly via our website. On behalf of DivorceHotel International I wish everybody luck, stay strong and healthy and I hope we meet soon in person and in good health!
Jim Halfens
CEO
DivorceHotel International
The DivorceHotel procedure is based on 3 steps:
Intake:
The mediator assesses whether DivorceHotel is right for you at this time and also helps you to understand what further information will be required (for example property and/or pension valuations). Getting this information early on in the process will ensure that you will be able to conclude your divorce in an efficient manner.
Divorce procedure:
The mediator helps you and your partner work together to find a divorce settlement that works for the both of you – this will happen as you spend two days in one of our luxury hotels.
Settlement:
The mediator finalizes the separation for you and your partner.
Cost:
When you decide to work with DivorceHotel to finalise your divorce agreement, you know right from the start exactly how much it will cost and when the process will end.
Mediators
For a divorce based on the Divorce Hotel concept, our affiliated hotel Divorce Mediators will guide you through the divorce and the legal process. Call our mediators now via: tel. +1 5188136098 or send us a message via our Contact Form and we will check where the closest DivorceHotel is for you!
A DivorceHotel mediation is always carried out by a DivorceHotel Mediator. DivorceHotel Mediators operate in accordance with the DivorceHotel philosophy, working procedures and rules of conduct, but work fully independently and at their own risk during DivorceHotel mediation procedures. Therefore, the responsibility and liability lie with the DivorceHotel Mediator to the full extent.
