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We realize conflict can be difficult for many people. As long as there is no likelihood of physical harm, mediation can work even when angry words have been exchanged. Mediation may involve attorneys to provide legal counsel and guidance. With prior notice and consent of the other side, parties may bring a support person during …
Mediation puts the control for the outcome of your court case in your hands. You get to decide the result you want and then we work to obtain that result or some compromise that you can live with. Having control in what the court will decide in your case will never happen again except in …
Mediation can take place either in-person at agreed upon location, in our office, or online via Zoom.
Before mediation: When you contact our office, we will ask some questions about your problem and confirm that mediation is an appropriate next step. We are also happy to answer any questions that you may have about the mediation process. When we open a mediation case, we will start by asking for contact information for …
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One should consider Mediation when they are unable to resolve an issue with the opposing party but wish to avoid fees in either hiring an attorney or extensive litigation costs. Parenting time disagreements after a divorce; Property divisions when a marriage ends; Sibling disagreements after a parent’s death; Concerns over guardianship; Issues involved in special …
Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process in which the mediator, a trained, neutral person, assists the participants to negotiate an agreement of the dispute. The participants remain in control of all decisions to settle the terms of any resolution. Unlike going to court, the mediation process is conducted in a private setting with flexible scheduling. …