FAQ
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What is mediation?
Mediation is a confidential process where a neutral mediator helps parties in conflict find mutually acceptable solutions. Unlike court proceedings, mediation is typically faster, more affordable, and less adversarial.
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Do I need an attorney for mediation?
No, attorneys are not required. However, some clients choose to consult with an attorney before or after mediation to review agreements.
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What types of cases do you handle?
We specialize in:
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Family law disputes (divorce, child custody, parenting plans)
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Civil disputes (contracts, landlord/tenant issues)
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Workplace conflicts
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Other interpersonal disputes
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How long does mediation take?
Each case varies, but many disputes can be resolved in one or two sessions. More complex matters may require additional meetings.
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How much does mediation cost?
Our rates are competitive and tailored to the complexity of your case. Please contact us for a personalized quote.
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Is mediation legally binding?
Once an agreement is reached, it can be drafted into a legally binding document if both parties agree.
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Why choose Alternative Resolution Mediation Services?
With over 25 years of combined legal and mediation experience, a veteran background, and a passion for conflict resolution, we bring a unique blend of experience, compassion, and professionalism to every case.
CORE VALUES
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Integrity – We uphold the highest ethical standards in every interaction.
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Respect – Every voice matters, and every client is treated with dignity.
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Empowerment – We equip clients with the tools and guidance to take control of their resolutions.
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Neutrality – We remain impartial and unbiased, fostering fair and balanced conversations.
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Compassion – We understand that conflict is deeply personal and approach every case with care and empathy.