"Focus on the solution, not the problem." Walter Inglis Anderson It's not that what happened isn't important; after all, the problem you face is why you're in mediation. However, your future is our focus. We recommended that you think forwards so that options for...

The global situation is scary and uncertain, but its business as usual here. We are 'adaptive' in more ways than one! Many courts are closing or reducing services in the coming months for current and new matters. Don't be alarmed. You still have options which may be...

Sometimes, one person involved in a conflict is not willing to ‘play’. Persuading that party to try the process can be the most difficult part of a mediator’s role. The most common concern is usually around whether an agreement reached

Mediation = cheaper + faster + less stressful + the parties control the outcome. Most everyday conflicts can be resolved by mediating rather than litigating.

There is no one-style-suits-all-disputes in mediation. Not only are there different mediation methods, but there are different ways to conduct them.

There is an alternative to expensive, stressful, time consuming legal proceedings. Mediation can help save time and money, and you decide how the matter resolves. Remove the stress sooner than later.

Over the coming weeks, I’ll be posting a series of short, informal videos explaining each of the stages in the mediation process.

Mediation can save your thousands of dollars in legal fees. I’m often asked about this, and although it will vary depending on the specific case, the video below gives you a general overview of costs involved.