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There is a large, un-tapped market for using mediation. People in general don’t realize that there’s a viable alternative to litigation. I’ve put together this website to help people understand what the mediation process is, the benefits and the costs involved. Typically, these people don’t want to fight or go to court, but they are looking for the same results and the experience of an attorney to get things done right. A vital part of any successful mediation process is that the parties need to be able to be in the same room with the other person, act in a civilized manner, be candid about assets, debts and income and act in the best interest of the child or children, for a couple of hours at a time.
First, let me explain that mediation is a fair and efficient process to help people resolve disputes and reach a mutually beneficial agreement. A neutral mediator assists in reaching a voluntary, negotiated and legal agreement. Choosing mediation is an efficient way to solve disputes for many family issues, including divorce and custody. It’s quick, private, fair and inexpensive compared to a lawsuit. Most importantly, mediation has the ability to get a dispute resolved without destroying a relationship, especially in the case of custody where the parties involved will be co-parenting after the divorce or custody resolution is over.
Mediation is a great solution for people who are interested in getting divorced and that could range from people who do not have much income to those who have multimillion dollar estates. I have handled the whole range. If experts need to be retained, let’s say to value a business, that can all be done in the context of mediation. As an attorney, I do this regularly so I am familiar with experienced business appraisers. There could be therapists hired, or whatever experts are needed to get the job done for the mediation process.
I do not look at mediation in one context like in litigation. The key thing about mediation is: people are not just dealing with a legal world. Sometimes, the legal result is not always the moral result. In mediation, people are not usually throwing mud at each other, so they can utilize their own moral values of right and wrong and determine what is going to be the best answer for their unique situation. Everything about the relationship is part of the whole process, and through mediation we take everything into account. We deal with and resolve all the issues and many find this process to have therapeutic value.
My goal is to educate people so they understand how to compare mediation with litigation, learn how great mediation can be, and realize they can get better, long lasting, and beneficial results with this process compared to litigation.
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2250 Rancho Drive Suite 215
Las Vegas, NV 89102
(702) 384-9664
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