How do I choose a Mediator?
When selecting a mediator for your case, it helps to consider several factors such as: What type of case is it? who would have the background and knowledge to guide decision making? Who will you feel comfortable speaking to about your side of things? Do you have financial constraints or scheduling restrictions to accommodate?
Below you will find groupings of mediators with specific areas of expertise, background, experience and accommodations to make your selection process even easier.
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Master Mediators
Master Mediators
Master Mediators
Master Mediators have 500+ hours of Court Approved Case experience. They are considered to be experts so you can feel confident in their abilities and experience.
Spanish Speaking
Master Mediators
Master Mediators
Rostered Mediators who are bi-lingual in both English and Spanish.
AFCC
Master Mediators
Co-Parenting
Mediators who are also members of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
Co-Parenting
Therapist/Mediator
Co-Parenting
Mediators considered to be experts in the areas of co-parenting, custody schedules and parenting plans.
Attorney/Mediator
Therapist/Mediator
Therapist/Mediator
Our attorneys have extensive experience in litigation and dispute resolution. We can help you navigate complex legal matters but cannot give legal advice.
Therapist/Mediator
Therapist/Mediator
Therapist/Mediator
Mediators with a background in mental health that can assist with complex relationships and situations.
LGBTQAI+
Reduced Fee/Pro Bono
Reduced Fee/Pro Bono
Mediators informed on LGBTQAI+ issues and how they impact conflict, communication and understanding.
Reduced Fee/Pro Bono
Reduced Fee/Pro Bono
Reduced Fee/Pro Bono
If you have financial constraints, consider one of our community mediators who give back by offering reduced rate and sliding scale (based on income) mediations.