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Mediation is a form of alternative
dispute resolution which empowers
parties to resolve issues without
resorting to litigation. As a
mediator, Deborah is a neutral
person who facilitates communication
and resolution between the parties.
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Deborah neither dictates a
resolution nor attempts to
pressure the other side to enter
into an agreement.
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Deborah assists the parties to
reach their own agreement by
exploring creative ways to
settle certain disputes in a
serene, yet professional
environment.
Mediation does not require that the
parties have counsel; however,
Deborah as the “neutral” third
person cannot advise either party
whether an offer is a good one or
not. If the parties attend mediation
without attorneys, they are strongly
urged to have an attorney review any
proposed agreement before signing
it.
At mediation, Deborah has the
parties work through and resolve
disagreements that might arise, and,
most importantly, to reduce anxiety
by avoiding litigation and court
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