Family & Personal Matters
- Parenting schedules
- Co-parenting communication
- Division of assets or property
- Separation discussions
- Elder care decisions
- Household agreements
Mediation Services
Guided, neutral support to help individuals reach agreements without the stress, cost, or complexity of court
What is Mediation?
Mediation is a structured, confidential process where a neutral third party helps participants communicate, explore options, and work toward a mutually acceptable resolution.
Our mediators do not take sides, offer legal advice, or make decisions for you — we guide the conversation, promote fairness, and help both parties stay focused on solutions.
JOIN TODAYWhat is Mediation?
Mediation is a structured, confidential process where a neutral third party helps participants communicate, explore options, and work toward a mutually acceptable resolution.
Our mediators do not take sides, offer legal advice, or make decisions for you — we guide the conversation, promote fairness, and help both parties stay focused on solutions.
Why Choose Mediation?
✔ Faster and more affordable than litigation
✔ Private and confidential
✔ Neutral facilitator — no judgment or bias
✔ Flexible scheduling
✔ Solutions tailored to your unique situation
✔ Helps preserve relationships when possible
✔ Voluntary, respectful process
“Mediation creates space for understanding, cooperation, and resolution — without the cost, delay, or conflict of litigation.”
How the Process Works
- Intake & Individual Consultations
We meet with each participant separately to understand your goals, concerns, and the issues you’d like to address.
- Mediation Session
A neutral mediator guides the conversation, helps identify common ground, and ensures both parties are heard in a structured, respectful environment.
- Solution Exploration
Participants work toward mutually acceptable options. The mediator helps clarify issues, organize priorities, and keep communication productive.
- Summary of Agreements
If agreement is reached, the mediator can prepare a written summary of the terms both parties agreed to.
(This is not legal advice or a legally binding document unless reviewed and filed appropriately.)
- Next Steps
Participants may choose to take the summary to an attorney, file it with a court, or use it as a personal written understanding.
Mediation Intake Form
Who Mediation is for:
Mediation is ideal for:
- People wanting to resolve disputes without going to court
- Co-parents who want a calm, structured approach
- Businesses seeking a neutral facilitator
- Landlords and tenants wanting solutions instead of conflict
- Friends, neighbors, or family members trying to preserve relationships
- Anyone needing a neutral, professional communication environment