ACDRC

The values we share matter more than our differences.

Conflict is a big deal because it affects our two most basic values – strength of self and care of other.

Getting a divorce? You have options that will allow you to pick the right people to help you do that, but there’s no one size fits all choice.

This article is to give an over view of the use of disability mediation and a case study. The article will highlight some of the benefits of utilizing specialist mediators, confidentiality and why disability mediation works.

This is the complete interview by Robert Benjamin with Andrew Schepard, a leading professor, editor and writer of family law and mediation, filmed as part of Mediate.com's 'Views from the Eye of the Storm' Video Series.

This is the complete interview by Robert Benjamin with Larry Fong, a leading Canadian Family Mediator, filmed as part of Mediate.com's "'Views from the Eye of the Storm' Video Series.

Joan is an author, therapist, mediator, and parenting coordinator with four decades of experience working with high conflict parents who are separating.

These are dark times, especially if you are part of the loose community of people who by virtue of nature and/or nurture, are of a mediative persuasion.

Many parents do not know how to help their adult children deal with divorce.

Let’s face it, divorce is messy and painful and can be very expensive.

Why I wrote “The Generous Prenup: How to Support Your Marriage and Avoid the Pitfalls”

This article outlines what couples need to do in order to consider and face the numerous dilemmas that are inherent in divorce.

This is the complete interview by Robert Benjamin with Jay Folberg filmed as part of Mediate.com's 'Views from the Eye of the Storm' Video Series.

Settling the issue of who should take legal guardianship over a ward can be a long, drawn out, and tedious process.

The divorce settlement will always reflect the tone of the marriage when done out of court in a mediation or through opposing attorneys as the voice of the parties, even more than the law.

According to Alexa.com, Mediate.com is most visited and most linked mediation website. In business since 1996, Mediate.com has over 6 million annual site visitors and serves as a bridge between professionals offering dispute resolution services and people needing these services.

Stories of successfully breaking the intractability barrier in child dependency mediation: Conflict can be dealt with more successfully & less harmfully. (Say it with me.)

In this model, the lawyer-mental health professional duo creates a safe container for you and your sibling to communicate authentically about what really matters to you.

The overconfidence effect is a natural bias toward believing that we’re better at something than we actually are.

Social and news media bombard us daily with accounts of sexual harassment and misconduct by captains of industry, the arts and politics.

Now celebrating our 23rd Year, Mediate.com has been recognized as a Top Law Firm Directory.

More often than not, we are surprised when we get a negative reaction after having provided feedback to a peer or colleague.

After 911, our lives changed seemingly forever. No longer a safe, secure, innocent society, Americans have come to a tipping point.

In the 1990s, the very suggestion of facilitated negotiation was viewed with equal parts suspicion and contempt by most seasoned trial lawyers

The article is sums up the infinite reasons/ outcomes that the healing effects of mediation can bring to kids in our society.

If you were asked to stop doing any of these simple tasks, what feelings and emotions might you experience?

This paper provides a brief overview of mediation with a focus on clients’ self-determinism in family mediation or family dispute resolution (FDR) and Ontario court-connected alternative dispute resolution (ADR) programs.

A common reason for workplace tension is biased judgement.

How we define conflict mastery and the characteristics needed to be and be seen as such varies.

The new act aims to prevent this “nefarious” practice, often labeled as a divorce subsidy, by rendering alimony payments as after tax income, beginning with the 2019 tax year.