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Remote Family Law Mediation: Tips from the Nomad Mediator
Still on the fence about shifting to a divorce mediation practice? Let’s talk about one of the best perks: controlling your schedule with remote family law mediation. Forget court calendars and last-minute hearings. Want a weekday off? Take it. Prefer working...
When Lips Pass in the Night: When What He heard Is Not What She Said
Family Resolution Institute co-founders Robin Duboe Seigle, J.D. and Shawn Weber, J.D., CLS-F, recently participated in a noteworthy event that drew attention within the mediation community. They attended the annual Family Mediation Institute, organized...
The Principle of Self-Determination in Mediation: Empowering Clients to Shape Their Own Outcomes
The Heart of Successful Mediation In the realm of conflict resolution, mediation stands as a beacon of collaborative problem-solving, enabling parties to regain control over their disputes. At the heart of successful mediation lies the principle of self-determination,...
Uncovering the human interest: the conflict manager’s key to settlement
How often have you been in a mediation where the parties just couldn't see eye to eye? Or worse, when they were so entrenched in their own positions that they refused to even consider the other side's point of view? If you're like most conflict managers, this happens...
Now may be the best time to stop litigating and become a mediator.
If you're an attorney who's feeling burned out, you might be wondering if it's time to make a change. Mediation could be the perfect career move for you. Here are some things to consider before making the switch. The legal profession is in a state of flux - there are...
Eating Elephants: One Little Bite at a Time
Clients generally choose mediation for several reasons -mostly good ones- occasionally not so good. It's sometime hard to know when a client is acting in good faith or when they are trying to manipulate a situation. That's why you have to be observant and aware of...
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