What Can Be Mediated?  

• Pre-decree.  Cases can be mediated from beginning to end.  Divorce or dissolution.

• Impasse.  Mediation can be used to resolve cases that are already in Court.

• Post-decree. New issues that arise after the case is over can be mediated.

• Blended family problems.  All involved parties can engage in mediation.

• Multi-generation disputes.  Mediation can address problems among relatives and care of elderly parents.

• Marital issues. Parties seeking to preserve their marriage can mediate specific issues, usually
  financial. This is not marrital therapy.   

• Unmarried parents. Mediation can resolve Juvenile Court issues of custody, parenting-time, and child support.

• Adoption issues. Mediation can resolve issues arising between biological-parents, step-parents, adoptive-parents, and relatives.

• Parent-School disputes. Mediation can resolve issues including Individual Education Plans (IEP), disciplinary matters, bullying.