Texas Mediator

About Mediation Mediation is a simple process that can yield profound results. It is private, confidential and voluntary. The mediator is a neutral third party who facilitates the conversation without giving legal advice. In cases of divorce or family issues, mediated agreements are sent to the clients’ attorneys who draft the memorandum into legal language for the court. When parties agree to mediate, they are more likely in the future to consult one another, without involving attorneys, should a problem arise. The skills learned during mediation translate to real life. Mediation has the power to transform hostile opponents into peaceful negotiators- Different Types of Disputes That Can Be Mediated: Divorce and Family Dividing assets Developing a comprehensive parenting plan Modifying an existing parenting plan Business Business to business contract disputes Resolving workplace disputes Settling tenant Different Types of Disputes That Can Be Mediated: Divorce and Family Dividing assets Developing a comprehensive parenting plan Modifying an existing parenting plan Business Business to business contract disputes Resolving workplace disputes Settling tenant-landlord disputes Community/Neighborhood Improving communication over property, pet, or other misunderstandings Diffusing tensions so that all involved can be better neighbors School Talking through conflicts between students, parents, administrators and teachers landlord disputes Community/Neighborhood Improving communication over property, pet, or other misunderstandings Diffusing tensions so that all involved can be better neighbors School Talking through conflicts between students, parents, administrators and teachers