Mediation is confidential
The mediator will keep all information confidential. Sensitive matters remain private and are not made part of the court record.

You maintain control
You participate directly in a neutrally facilitated negotiation process in which you make your own decisions.

You save time
Crowded court calendars don’t delay mediation. The process can begin when you decide, and move at a pace that suits your schedule.

You save money
Mediation costs far less than other forms of dispute resolution, especially litigation.

Your agreement lasts
Participants comply with mediated agreements because they are voluntary and client driven.

Mediation works
American Bar Association statistics indicate that the national success of mediation is eighty to ninety percent.