Mediation Readiness: 5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Sit Down at the Table Mediation offers a chance to resolve deeply personal issues without stepping into a courtroom. It's a conversation — structured, supported, and confidential — but still a conversation between people who likely...
The main component or ingredient of mediation is the Mediator. The Mediator is a central figure in helping you resolve your dispute by providing a neutral forum to have frank and open discussions. That is why it’s important to make sure you select the right...
Supporting Mental Health During Separation and Divorce: The Power of Emotional Regulation May 5–11 is National Mental Health Awareness Week, and this year’s focus is on emotional regulation—a vital skill for navigating life’s challenges, especially during major transitions like separation and divorce. What is Emotional...
The Cost of Mediation is often Determined By: 1. Time spent mediating: Simply put, the hours spent mediating which could be for half-day, full day, or over several weeks for very complex cases. 2. Complexity of the matter: Is the matter multifaceted, with many moving...