Convenient & Cost-Effective: Mediation is typically much quicker and more affordable than going through litigation. Sessions are often scheduled quickly and can lead to resolution faster than the court process, ultimately helping reduce stress and minimize costs. With virtual mediation, parties may participate from anywhere - no travel or courthouse visits required.

YOU are the decision maker. As the decision-maker, you explore your concerns with the mediator's guidance, but the mediator does not make decisions on your behalf.

Mediations are confidential. Mediations, unlike public trials and hearings, take place in a private setting and are generally confidential, with some exceptions. When mediation is court-ordered or facilitated by a certified mediator, specific laws and rules ensure confidentiality.

Mediation agreements are enforceable. Once an agreement is reached in mediation, it must be documented in writing and signed by all parties. This written agreement becomes a legally binding contract that can be enforced by the court.

Mediation is not a trial. You make the decisions. Mediation ensures that outcomes are mutually agreed upon and address unique requirements. In a trial, decisions are made by the judge or jury, and you're bound by it, regardless of whether you agree. Mediation empowers you to discuss innovative and personalized solutions. This cooperative approach often leads to solutions that benefit everyone involved.

Resolution is mutually accepted. A mediator is there to help both sides communicate and explore possible solutions, which can eliminate the necessity of going to trial. Even if previous attempts at discussion or negotiation haven't been successful, a mediator can facilitate active listening and ensure the conversation stays on track. If you and the other party get stuck, the mediator facilitates discussions to help the parties reach mutually acceptable solutions,