Doing Divorce Right By Chief PeaceKeeper™ Scott Levin
Scott Levin is a divorce mediator, family law attorney, and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® based in San Diego, California. He is dedicated to helping couples resolve divorce outside of court, allowing them to maintain control of their future and protect what matters most.
Known as the Chief PeaceKeeper™, Scott is committed to reducing conflict, protecting children, and guiding families toward fair, practical, and lasting agreements. With over twenty years of experience in law, finance, and human dynamics, he offers a practical perspective that prioritizes clarity, efficiency, and long-term success instead of litigation.
The goal of each episode is to provide you with expert insights, strategies, and real-life stories to help couples and parents navigate divorce and co-parenting thoughtfully, respectfully, and cost-effectively. He simplifies complex legal and financial issues into clear, actionable guidance and demonstrates how mediation can help families avoid the stress, expense, and uncertainty of litigation.
Each episode features conversations with a diverse range of guests, including professionals and individuals with firsthand experience, who share valuable perspectives, lessons, and creative solutions for managing conflict and moving forward.
If you are seeking a better approach to divorce, whether to avoid court, protect your financial future, or build a strong co-parenting foundation, this podcast offers the tools, insights, and guidance to help you move forward with confidence.
Doing Divorce Right By Chief PeaceKeeper™ Scott Levin
Friends Don't Let Friends Fight Dirty Divorces
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In this short but powerful episode, I share a real-life moment I overheard while standing in line at a youth sporting event. A woman was confiding in her friend about her impending divorce, venting frustration after frustration about her husband. What struck me most wasn’t just her pain, but her friend’s response—she didn’t offer comfort or perspective, she simply fueled the fire by adding more negativity. To me, that’s not friendship.
I believe true friends, neighbors, and loved ones should do better. If we really care about the people in our lives, we should encourage them to explore mediation before ever stepping foot in a courtroom. Divorce is already life-altering, and court battles only make it worse. In just four minutes, I share why guiding someone toward mediation is one of the most supportive, loving things we can do.
Thanks for listening and I hope you'll continue to learn more about how you can peacefully divorce.
As a divorce mediation attorney in California, Scott Levin helps couples figure out the settlement terms and draft enforceable settlement agreements so they can divorce fairly without needing to go to court. Obtain closure peacefully through an amicable divorce. process that protects families and kids.
Visit San Diego Divorce Mediation for more information and to learn more about our mission to help divorcing couples make informed decisions and fair agreements through mediation or book a free virtual consultation.
Scott Levin, attorney, mediator, CDFA®
Chief PeaceKeeper
scottlevinmediation@gmail.com
858-255-1321
San Diego Divorce Mediation & Family Law
www.SanDiegoFamilyLawyer.net
