Mediation is a place where dispute and resolution meet. It’s where people involved in a fight can safely, confidentially, and thoroughly, work through what matters most to them. It’s not magic; it’s a process, a process by which a neutral facilitator allows for a full understanding and analysis by all of all viewpoints. Mediation is …

Dissolution and Family Law: Divorce cases in California for over forty years have been submitted to mediation, often with spouses jointly hiring the mediator instead of hiring separate attorneys. If needed, their agreement can be finalized by attorney consultants for filing with the court. The entire process can be much more collaborative than adversarial and …

Who should mediate? As long as you are capable of speaking up for your side and hearing the other side, and you truly wish to resolve the problem, YOU should. If you’re an attorney who represents litigants, you already know that mediation is a well-known and often-recommended process for civil cases. If you’re a business …