As posted on Huffington Post on October 23, 2014. The most important factor in mediation success and not allowing the mediator’s “truth” derail the process
“Faces always talk too much. One line and all their plans are revealed.” — Floriano Martins Martins, a Brazilian poet, is not the only commentator who believes
Prenuptial agreements are not always necessary when embarking on a marriage. They usually create more problems than they solve. The parameters set forth in
As published in mediate.com on May 16, 2022. Have you ever had the experience when working on a matter with a client where you
As published on Huffington Post, June 2017. Any lawyer who has dealt with prenuptial agreements knows what a stressful and upsetting task it can be
As published on mediate.com on January 16, 2024. The first mediation meeting primarily revolves around getting to know your clients, and the clients getting to
As published on LinkedIn. ’ve always thought of mediation as a process more akin to art than to science. Yes, there are important techniques that
As published in mediate.com, August, 2020 and republished in Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation. Recently I’ve been pondering a certain aspect of my
As published on mediate.com on November 1, 2018. When trained as a mediator, the first thing I learned was that mediation is a client-driven process.