Mediator Training Classes January 2025. Please contact us for information.
Testimonials
Former Client's Attorney
Former Client's Attorney
" "In many cases, disputes resolved by parties themselves, through the work of a trained mediator, produce solutions which are 'better' than the results of litigating in court." ~ Grant County Superior Court Judge Evan E. Sperline
Former Client's Attorney
Former Client's Attorney
Former Client's Attorney
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- “I am most impressed with the outcome of our mediation and your ability to bring these parties together.”
Attorney comment
Former Client's Attorney
Attorney comment
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- “Excellent work! Within the bounds of the confidentiality agreement, I will be happy to endorse your good work.”
Previous Clients
Previous Clients
Attorney comment
- “Very impressed with how things went, thank you...The mediators were very professional.”
- "Thank you! Comfortable setting in which I felt heard and understood."
Previous Clients
Previous Clients
Previous Clients
- “I am very impressed with the process the mediators moved us through & their level of professionalism. Nice job!”
- "I wanted to be heard and feel like I mattered and to have my concerns addressed. Talking with the mediators I was comforted and I feel I can trust in them."
Previous Clients
Previous Clients
Previous Clients
- " In court I gained nothing in my divorce but when we decided to use mediation, we both got what we wanted and the kids are much happier because of it!”
- "Really enjoy the patience and understanding the mediators have to work with each party. I would definitely recommend other people come here."
Why use The Dispute Resolution Center?
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is an increasingly popular option that allows people to resolve disputes outside of the courtroom in a cooperative manner. ADR can be faster, cheaper and less stressful than going to court. Most importantly, the use of ADR can provide greater satisfaction with the way the disputes are resolved.
Studies show that people follow through on mediated agreements at a higher rate than they do on court judgments. While court proceedings are public, mediation is conducted in a confidential setting. Mediation meets peoples' need to speak to each other rather than hiring attorneys to speak to a judge on their behalf and offers the opportunity to work through emotional issues left unattended in the legal system.