Phoenix Mediation

What Happens when the other Party is not Complying with Arizona Court Orders

April 18, 2010 by admin

You have Arizona Court orders, but the other party is ignoring them. What can you do? In many cases, where a party has the ability to comply with the order and knows about the order, you can file a contempt action. You may even be able to ask the Court to incarcerate the offending party until he/she complies (depending on …

Using Mediation and Conflict Resolution Training in Arizona to Resolve Disputes Between Co-Workers

March 15, 2010 by admin

Where people interact, conflict is inevitable. A recent study has found that poorly managed conflicts cost companies substantial money and time. CPP Global Capital Report, July 2008 “Workplace Conflict and How Businesses Can Harness it to Thrive.” The average company spends 2.1 hours a week dealing with conflict, which …

What Happens in an Arizona Paternity Action?

September 20, 2009 by admin

A paternity action is what one files when they have a child or children with another person who is not his/her spouse. In an Arizona paternity action, the Court will establish who the father of the child/children is. If a parent disputes paternity, he/she can request a DNA test. The Court will also establish custody (whether …

How Do You Use Mediation To Resolve A Divorce? – Phoenix Arizona

June 10, 2009 by admin

Everyone has heard about the nightmares associated with divorce litigation: huge attorney’s and expert fees, aggressive letters from the other party’s attorney, and endless requests for documents and information about your private life that you must provide. At the end of it all, usually one or both parties are not wholly …

How Do I Get The Other Party To Try Mediation?

June 6, 2009 by admin

You have decided that mediation is the best route to resolve your dispute. Now what? All parties to a dispute must agree to mediate, as it is a voluntary process. Therefore, your goal is now to convince the other party or parties that mediation is in their best interests as well. The easiest way to do this is to print out …