Frequently Asked Questions
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Parties may participate with or without attorneys depending upon their circumstances or applicable requirements.
*Note that mediation is not a substitute for legal advice. Articulate Mediation and Arbitration encourages consulting legal experts should they have questions about their legal rights, claims or defense.
The mediator is a professional and neutral third party facilitator for both sides.
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Mediation is designed to be a confidential process, however there are some exceptions, depending on the type of mediation, the law and the matter.The goal is truly to reach an agreement , improve communication, narrow the issue, and clarify what is unresolved.
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Virtual mediation online is generally recommended. In person mediation is available on a case by case basis (can potentially require additional cost) at a professional location determined for your area.
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The amount of time depends on the complexity of the matter. Some take a few hours, most take a full day and occasionally can take multiple sessions.
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Reach out on the website to share a bit about your case or simply give me a call and let’s have a conversation!