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Return to Christian-Attorney.net CHRISTIAN MEDIATION / CHRISTIAN MEDIATOR What is Mediation? Mediation is a confidential
meeting between disputing parties with a trained, neutral
mediator. The mediator facilitates a discussion of facts and issues and
guides the disputants toward a mutually acceptable agreement. At some point during
the mediation process, the parties normally separate into different rooms and
privately confer with the mediator. A mediator does not take sides.
And, unlike a judge or jury, a mediator does not decide the case. Mediation has a high success
rate. You control the outcome or result (Not an arbitrator, judge or jury). It is normally cost
effective (It can avoid expense or further expense of contested
litigation). Mediation is potentially fast.
A mediation can potentially be scheduled in as little as seven days and
sometimes even sooner if necessary. It is confidential.
It keeps disputes private and out of the public eye. Mediation encourages
dialogue. With rare exceptions, statements made during a mediation
can’t be used as evidence against any party. It often prevents
escalation of disputes into costly litigation or violence. Types of Disputes that may be mediated by Matthew
Tozer: Church
related disputes. Legal conflicts between
Christians (See Christian
lawsuits article). Private
School issues. Neighbor
clashes. Personal
injury cases. Property
damage matters. Set up a Mediation Date: Contact trained, experienced
Christian mediator Matthew
B. Tozer Esq.
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