10 REASONS TO MEDIATE


  • Mediation is fair and neutral;

  • Mediation saves time and money;

  • Mediation is flexible and adaptable;

  • Mediation is private and confidential;

  • Mediation avoids litigation; 


  • Mediation fosters cooperation; 

  • Mediation improves communication; 

  • Mediation helps to discover the real issues; 

  • Mediation assist in coming to agreement;

  • Mediation provides closure and ability to move on with ones' life.


10 Reasons to Mediate





10 Reasons to Mediate Now:

  • Mediation is fair and neutral;
  • Mediation saves time and money;
  • Mediation is flexible and adaptable;
  • Mediation is private and confidential;
  • Mediation avoids litigation; 
  • Mediation fosters cooperation; 
  • Mediation improves communication; 
  • Mediation helps to discover the real issues; 
  • Mediation assist in coming to agreement;
  • Mediation provides closure and ability to move on with ones' life. 


What are the advantages and disadvantages of Mediation?

  • Advantages include: Control, CostsPrivacy, and Relationships.
  • The primary disadvantage is that there is no certainty of resolving the matter.

Mediation Serves:

  • Ability to obtain information and clear misunderstandings, concerns, fears and interests
  • A neutral Chartered Mediator to draft your comprehensive parenting plan agreement
  • Serve to clarify complex concepts [Decision making (formerly custody) and Parenting Time (formerly access), Primary Med/Arb versus Secondary Med/Arb
  • Practically and with nuance, generate options in the Best Interests of your children
  • Help mitigate future conflicts with clear and actionable agreements
  • Pleased to continue to serve you and connect you to additional resources and supports, such as expert financial advisors, focused child and family therapists, effective parenting coaches, knowledgeable and compassionate family lawyers and/or top real estate brokers.

What is the main purpose of mediation?

Clear up misunderstandings, determine underlying interests and concerns, find areas of agreement, and incorporate those areas into solutions devised by the parties themselves.

What are the possible outcomes of a mediation? 

Obviously, the best outcome would be a settlement or agreement. Keep in mind that to reach a settlement of the case, both sides are going to have to concede things in the mediation. Both sides go away knowing they prioritized their goals and interests, and pleased at arriving at concrete, workable, and lasting agreements.



Reasons to Mediate

Control Over Costs | Privacy & Relationships