Monthly Archives: April 2013

Mediation is often encouraged because the agreement is made by the parties.  When people participate in and make their own agreement (as opposed to being ordered by the Court), they are more likely to feel that the agreement is fair … Continue reading →

Your mediator should provide you with information about their fees and whether or not a sliding-fee scale is available for low income individuals.  Additionally, you should know whether or not your mediator can accommodate your individual needs like scheduling, telephone … Continue reading →

For years, I have heard statements touting the benefits of mediation.  You may have heard: “Mediation saves you money.” “Mediation is less expensive than attorneys.” “Mediation is better for your kids.” “If you mediate, you don’t need to have an … Continue reading →

Mediation may be agreed upon by the parties or required by the court.  Either way, the process usually starts by generating a list of qualified professionals.  The parties might agree upon one name on the list or the list is … Continue reading →