Business and Divorce Mediation Resources, Info and Articles

A simple definition for mediation is “to make peace between two warring parties”.  Mediation is a type of conflict resolution that involves using a third party to settle a disagreement between two opposing parties.  It can be used in the framework of our legal system, our corporate system or even in personal and family disputes.  As Pastor, there are many opportunities to minister as mediator in the lives of others. Disputes can take place within the pastor’s family, or within church member’s...Read Full Story

Though family conflicts are commonplace, finding distinctive and efficient ways to solve the conflicts is often tough especially in families in which the discord reaches to other members of the family.  Acquiring the help of an impartial third party, or mediator, who has the ability to aid communications and reign in the emotive levels when needed, can substantially help both sides allowing them the method to work through the conflict in a confidential environment consequently having the...Read Full Story

Mediation Procedures and Guidelines Mediation, a type of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), involves at least two parties in conflict who, with the help of a mediator, find a solution to their conflict by means of dialogue until they achieve a mutually acceptable arrangement. The mediator remains independent and assists the disputants in determining the best answers to their conflict by maintaining the communication lines open, but refrains from including themselves in the decision...Read Full Story

Mediation Procedures and Recommendations Mediation is best described as a conflict resolution process which involves a mediator, or impartial, 3rd party, who may help the disputing sides to find an agreement between themselves that works for all parties. The mediator continues to be objective and assists the disputants in determining the best solutions to their conflict by continuing to keep the communication lines open, but refrains from involving themselves in the decision process. There...Read Full Story

Divorce has the tendency to make once best friends to be enemies. So much is involved in a divorce case such as child custody, child support and asset division amongst other things that can weigh so much on one person’s shoulder. As such when facing divorce, people often look for attorneys to handle their cases on their behalf. A fear that many people usually have when hiring a divorce lawyer is whether he/ she has what it takes to grind the other attorney to ashes, a founded fear. Each...Read Full Story