Mediation
What are the benefits of mediation?
Any dispute or claim between parties can benefit from and resolved by the mediation process....
It is confidential, controlled by the parties, outside the court, cost effective and creative
Mediation does not involve the court system and, therefore, is often more economical and expeditious than litigation. Additionally, mediation is a less adversarial process and focuses on providing techniques that empower individuals and families involved in the process to find common ground and understanding.
Mediation is also quite different from arbitration. In an arbitration, the parties provide evidence to the arbitrator who makes a final determination. In mediation, the mediator does not act as an arbitrator. Rather, it is the goal of the mediator to bring the parties together, listen to them, and help them find their own solutions — a resolution that all parties can live with so they can move forward with their lives.
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COMMON ELDER ISSUES RESOLVED THROUGH MEDIATION
- Decisions about providing care to elderly parents
- Safety concerns about an aging parent who is still driving
- Disputes with nursing home care providers
- Concerns with care of an elder
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What is Mediation for Elders?
Mediation for Elders specializes in elder care mediation, giving families the opportunity to find solutions for the difficult issues surrounding aging and elderly parents and grandparents. Oftentimes, elder issues are very stressful and emotional for all involved parties. Through mediation, we guide families through a decision-making process that helps them find common ground, understanding and a respectful solution for the care of elderly loved ones.
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- Restoring family ties and relationships
- Bridging generations
- Listening and understanding your situation
- Providing a safe and comfortable environment where you can voice your concerns
- Providing guidance to help you find solutions agreeable to all
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Fees: $575 per hour shared by the parties-sliding scale available
1 hour of preparation time plus the additional session time
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