At Mediation Offices we are committed to:

• Tailoring clients’ legal services to their specific needs
• Facilitating respectful resolutions with an emphasis on creating a positive future for clients and their families
• Practicing a values-based approach to family law, which involves getting to know clients and coming to understand their priorities

 People in conflict have three options open to them: 

• stay in conflict (e.g., I'm right / you're an idiot)
• surrender the conflict to another  (e.g.. I'm right / I can prove you're an idiot)
• transcend the conflict (e.g., there's some way in which we're both right) 

carl Micheal rossi- Collaborative Coach 

            I sometimes ask potential clients: are you ready let go of being in conflict with the other person?  I invite you to consider this question if you think that mediation might be the right resolution process for you and your spouse. 

            Working together to craft a divorce agreement asks a lot of clients. It asks them to be invested in how the potential outcome affects their spouse, in addition to how it affects them.  This can be a hard reality of the mediation process for clients to bear through the months of information gathering, option development, and negotiation.....