Mediation
What is Mediation
Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process where a neutral third party helps individuals work through a conflict and reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
How It Works
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A trained mediator guides the conversation
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Each party has the opportunity to share their perspective
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The focus is on understanding, problem-solving, and resolution
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Agreements are created collaboratively
Who It Helps
Mediation can be helpful for:
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Families
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Individuals
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Businesses
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Community members
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Organizations
Benefits of Mediation
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Avoids lengthy court processes
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Reduces stress and conflict
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Encourages productive communication
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Saves time and money
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Leads to more sustainable outcomes
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Mediation costs are typically shared between the parties involved, making the process more affordable and cost-effective than traditional litigation. For example, a $250/hour mediation session would generally be split equally between two parties, resulting in a cost of $125 per party per hour.