Why Mediation?
- Discuss Issues Privately
- Reclaim Decision Making Ability
- Spend Energy More Effectively
What Types of Mediation?
Family Mediation
- Marriage Issues / Divorce Mediation
- Parenting Time / Custody Mediation
- Grandparent Visitation
- Family Estate Discussions
- Asset Division / Child Support
Organizational Mediation
- Leadership Change
- Restructuring / Succession Planning
- Communication Style Differences
- Budget Matters
- Value-Based Decision-Making
Workplace Mediation
- Ownership Disputes
- Supervisor - Employee Conflict
- Client / Consumer Concerns
- Co-worker Disagreements
- Morale and Productivity Issues
On-Line Dispute Resolution
If you have a dispute with any individual or group, you may participate in Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) in which the mediation occurs through an online meeting room. Whether you want a divorce mediator in Minnesota or need help resolving another civil conflict, you may participate in mediation from wherever you have privacy and good internet access.
What Happens In Mediation?
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Participants share the issues to discuss with a mediator in a private, confidential setting.
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A mediator facilitates a constructive conversation and supports an open dialogue.
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The participants, who know the situation best, make decisions based on their wishes.
"During my twenty years of practicing law, I witnessed the time, money, and emotional energy exhausted in litigation. When folks create their own solution in a private mediation, they usually feel better, save time and money, and the resolution lasts. Mediation helps people engage in meaningful and constructive conversations."
-Sherry Bruckner, Civil and Family Mediator