Mediation
The adversarial process employed in litigation is typically costly, time consuming and open to public scrutiny. Conversely, Mediation is significantly more cost effective, expeditious and confidential. More importantly, during Mediation the parties themselves craft an agreement rather than being forced to accept terms set forth by a Court. The Mediator acts as neither judge nor jury, but as a Neutral. The following studies demonstrate the benefits of resolving disputes without resort to litigation...
- Emery’s Divorce Mediation Study by Robert E. Emery, Ph.D.
- Study Finds Settling Is Better Than Going to Trial by Jonathan D. Glater
Interested in learning more? Download the Mediation FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) below. You can request Mediation by downloading a copy of the appropriate form, and following the instructions found on the first page.
The following forms in PDF format are available for immediate download. You can obtain the latest version of Adobe Reader for free here.
