Definitely not. Mediators often use private caucuses, giving each party the opportunity to meet with only the mediator to discuss issues they are not comfortable disclosing in front of the other party. The mediator will not discuss anything with the other party unless he or she is given permission to [Read More]
Mediation is, at its core, a voluntary process. However, many judges or statutes will mandate that parties attempt mediation because it is often successful and takes some of the burden off the court system. If you have been ordered to mediate, you are required to show up to the session [Read More]
Mediation is a flexible, informal process that can be tailored to the needs of the parties. Some sessions begin by bringing both parties together and allowing each the time to tell their story, while others are conducted with the parties in separate rooms and the mediator going back and forth [Read More]
