Solagree for Families with Special Needs

Divorce and Children with Special Needs

Your Child's Future Deserves More Than a Quick Compromise.

A virtual, flat-fee process built to protect what matters most — your child's long-term care, stability, and security.

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  • Resolve Faster
  • Predictable Pricing
  • Entirely Virtual
  • Binding Process

You're Not Just Facing Divorce.
You're Facing This Too.

How will we keep paying for therapies, medical care, and education?

This is built into your financial planning from day one.

How do we protect our SSI, Medicaid, or other benefits?

Experienced in long-term planning, including whether a Special Needs Trust makes sense for your family.

How do we build a parenting plan around our child's actual routines and needs?

We work from your child's real schedule, not a generic custody template.

How will we keep making big decisions together, going forward?

We help you build a durable framework for ongoing shared decisions.

What you get with Solagree

Parenting Specialists

Trained specifically in coordinating care, schedules, and decision-making for children with complex needs.

CDFA® Financial Professionals

Certified specifically in divorce finance, with experience in benefit-eligibility planning and Special Needs Trusts.

A Process Built for the Long Term

Designed to hold up as your child's needs change, not just resolve today's disagreement.

How It Works

Three phases. One resolution. A structured process designed for couples who can't agree on everything.

Is Solagree Right for You?
  1. Phase 1: Assessment

    For our financial track, your CDFA® helps you organize finances with your child's long-term needs in mind, and clarify where you already agree.

    For our parenting track, your Custody Intake Specialist helps build a plan around your child's actual routines and needs.

  2. Phase 2: Mediation

    A skilled mediator guides structured negotiations on custody, finances, and support. Most agreements are reached here.

  3. Phase 3: Arbitration

    Your arbitrator creates a binding agreement. What you've agreed on is adopted; what you haven't is decided for you.

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Why It Matters

Children with special needs often need ongoing coordination between parents long after the divorce is final. A resolution built only for today can quietly become tomorrow's conflict. By planning for the long term — not just the immediate split — we help you build an agreement that gives your child stability, and gives you confidence that the hard questions were actually addressed, not just avoided.

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Transparent flat-fee pricing.

Special needs cases typically fall under Solagree Core Parenting, or Parenting + Financial when financial complexity is also involved.

Parenting Track

$2,995/ per person

Guided by parenting specialists and neutral mediators who help you create a sustainable parenting plan.

For cases involving

  • Custody and parenting time schedules
  • Decision-making and co-parenting plans
  • Holiday and vacation planning
  • Child support calculations
Best for

Couples with children or ongoing parenting responsibilities. If you also have property or assets to divide, you'll need the combined track.

Financial Track

Popular
$4,800/ per person

Guided by CDFA® financial experts and neutral mediators who help you navigate complex financial decisions.

For cases involving

  • Property division and asset distribution
  • Business ownership and valuation
  • Retirement accounts and pensions
  • Spousal support calculations
Best for

Couples with property, assets, or spousal support to resolve. If you also have children needing a parenting support plan, you'll need the combined track.

Special Needs FAQs

When your child has special needs, there's a lot to think through. Here are the questions we hear most often.

Yes. Our CDFA® professionals help structure financial decisions, including options like a Special Needs Trust, with eligibility in mind.

A Path Forward That Puts Your Child First.

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