Mediation

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Mediation

What is mediation?

The process of dispute resolution involving a professionally trained third neutral party that facilitates the negotiation process among individuals. Mediation requires the principles of

voluntariness
informed consent
self-determination
impartiality and
confidentiality.

The goal of mediation is to offer individuals a safe, structured arena in which to discuss concerns, express their needs and possibly arrive at a mutually acceptable agreement. It requires open communication and a sincere interest in conflict resolution.

Divorce mediation addresses issues of separation, division of marital property and debt, spousal support, child support and custody and parenting decisions.

Any agreement produced from mediation is to be reviewed by each party's attorney prior to signing. Parties entering into a mediation contract agree that they will not, under any circumstances, involve the mediator or any records resulting from the mediation process, as witness to testify in any Court proceedings.

How is mediation done?

Initial brief interview by phone.

A consultation meeting for a review of the mediation process.

Face to face meetings of both parties, scheduled at two hour increments.

Should an agreement be reached, mediator provides a memorandum of understanding.

Private and Confidential.

Fees: $150.00 per hour plus an up to two hour charge for the writing of the memorandum of understanding.

Court Appointed Child Custody Mediation: Information specific to county regulations will be provided upon first contact.