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Mediation
What It Is: Mediation is a process that allows disputing parties to meet in a private setting and confidentially work out a solution to their mutual problem. A neutral, trained mediator guides the session by facilitating the conversation to ensure that each party brings their issues and ideas to the table. The playing field is level and balanced; both parties have an equal say in the discussion and the outcome. The parties are also the decision-makers, not the mediator. A settlement is reached only if both parties mutually agree with it – no one will impose a decision. Should the parties resolve their dispute during the mediation session, the mediator can write up the terms of the settlement into a binding, enforceable agreement. And unlike a courtroom, the mediation session is non-threatening, informal and confidential. Not surprisingly, when people are given the opportunity to work out their differences in a creative, constructive manner, the success rate is substantial: more than 80% of mediations end in a workable agreement. Often Used For: Disputes involving businesses; partnerships; customers; employees; family members; neighbors; school administrators; landlord-tenants; family estates; contracted services; divorce, custody or parenting time issues; debt collection. CRS Mediation Is:
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CRS • 1022 E. Front
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