Arizona Mediation: The Affordable and Effective Path to Resolution
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Learn more about divorce and family mediation, real estate mediation, business mediation, as well as the benefits of mediation, below:
Divorce and Family Mediation
We mediate your divorce and other family law matters in an affordable, empathetic, and effective manner, making the stress, risk, and cost of litigation unnecessary.
Real Estate Mediation
In real estate, the opportunity for conflict in the property buying/selling process is always present.
Business Mediation
Businesses can reduce litigation & employee turnover by addressing disputes through mediation.
Why Mediation?
Mediation is a successful method of resolving disputes that allows the participants to end conflict without the expense and difficulties that litigation can bring. In mediation, a trained mediator uses conflict resolution skills to help parties find solutions to conflicts that are optimal for both parties for family law matters, real estate matters, business matters, and others. Mediation has many benefits.
Mediation is an alternative to litigation that can save time and money and prevent the turmoil that often accompanies litigation. For example, divorce in Arizona can be very expensive and time-consuming. An Arizona Divorce can up to a year to complete. It is not uncommon for parties to run up attorney fees of $50,000.00 or more per side. In mediation, participants can often settle their matter in hours for less than ten percent of the cost.
Mediation is quickly becoming one of the most popular means to resolve conflicts. Families, businesses, and individuals turn to mediation because, quite simply, it is highly successful. The American Arbitration Association has found that mediation results in settlement approximately 90 percent of the time. It is hard to argue with results.
Arizona Mediation
Is Mediation right for you? We offer a free consultation about Mediation and how it could benefit you.
Reviews
“Having two children together and the impact of our divorce on them was a big concern. The mediation process allowed us to agree to the terms of our split without dragging out the process in a bitter war for years. Because of this my relationship with my x-spouse is cooperative allowing us to continue responsible parenting for our children.”
“When you successfully mediate you save thousands on attorney fees and your divorce decree is submitted to the court by your mediator. Mediation allows you to move on with your separate lives more quickly. It was nice that we didn’t have to appear before a judge in a court and instead were notified by mail when the decree was official.”
“The process of mediation was a positive experience that allowed us to agree in writing to all the terms of our divorce including a parenting plan in a non-confrontational environment. Alona, our mediator, was exceptional during our difficult time. She didn’t “pick sides” and instead focused on how we could effectively compromise to facilitate our divorce. This spared us otherwise costly attorney’s fees.”
What are the Benefits of Mediation?
Choosing Mediation in Arizona is a great option to resolve or prevent conflict in your life. Mediation, and other forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”), including Collaborative law and facilitation, are powerful methods of resolving conflict that allows the participants to end disputes without the unnecessary expense and stress that litigation can bring.
Time-efficient.
Litigation can take a year or more to complete and unhappy litigants may be able to challenge the decision with a higher court and are more likely or return to Court in the future. Mediation can take mere hours to complete.
Cost effective.
In a highly litigated case, it is not unusual to amass many tens of thousands of dollars per party in attorney’s and expert’s fees and costs. Mediation costs substantially less, and the parties generally share the cost.
Amicable.
While litigation destroys relationships and often causes participants great stress and disruption in their lives, ADR often preserves relationships and eases stress.
Flexible.
With Mediation the participants are in charge of the resolution, and the participants have flexibility in crafting win-win solutions. Courts are limited in how they can decide the case, and often there is a winner and a loser.
Certain.
Litigants always risk losing in Court. No attorney can ever guarantee a win. With Mediation, the participants control the outcome, and they do not have to gamble on the result by leaving their fate in the hands of a judge or jury.
Confidential.
Trials and Court decisions are a matter of public record. Settlement discussions remain confidential, with few exceptions.