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Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution method which involves a neutral party, usually a trained mediator.

It is a non-adversarial process which can be used to resolve the issues which arise during divorce, such as child custody, visitation, alimony, and property division.

Mediation allows disputing parties to reach an agreement that is acceptable to each of them.

A mediator is available evenings and weekends, as well as during normal business hours.

The mediation process empowers participants, enabling them to determine a solution that best meets the needs of their unique situation.

A certified mediator will guide the participants through the process, allowing each to share his or her needs in a controlled environment.

It is a misconception that mediation will not be successful unless the participants are currently in a non-antagonistic relationship.

Mediation is private and confidential, eliminating the need to share personal issues in a court room.