Since COVID19, we have the electronic capability to conduct your mediation through several virtual options.
The changes affecting our daily lives are creating unique challenges for each of us to consider and overcome. Luckily, your divorce mediation does NOT have to stall!
Our office is committed to providing continued mediation services for all of our clients. We are well-experienced in virtual mediations. All forms of mediation, virtual and otherwise, demand confidentiality, security, and privacy. With our conferencing platforms we are able to offer face-to-face, securely connected via videoconferencing or via phone — we utilize Zoom and have several other adjunct programs like DocuSign to make a virtual mediation seamless. We can accommodate you and your clients based on the needs of their case. Don’t let your client’s mediation be an added stresser, we have you covered.
Click below to schedule your Mediation. Note all mediations must be scheduled through my online calendar. If you need an in-person mediation, you must provide the location and have the date approved by our office. Only mediations scheduled for all-day are eligible for in-person mediations.
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1. All Parties will need a high-speed internet connection and a video camera such as that built into most laptops, cell phones and iPads/tablets.
2. All parties must have an email address to enable the Mediator to provide a Zoom link to join the conference and to sign the final agreement via DocuSign.
3. Payment for the mediation conference is immediately due on the date/time of the mediation conference and must be paid via credit card.
4. All parties must agree not to photograph, screenshot, record or transmit the content of the mediation conference with any other person.
5. All Parties must agree to ensure the virtual mediation is confidential, and not monitored by third parties (significant others, family members, friends, etc.).
6. For efficiency, the Parties must ensure they attend the virtual mediation conference in a designated, quiet room with no distractions.
7. Parties must have camera operable on device.