Hampton Mediation, LLC
Conflict can arise in all aspects of life with
neighbors, churches, families, business, and so on.
THE TRUTH IS WE ALL EXPERIENCE DIFFICULT TIMES. . . .
and sometimes our difficulties involve conflict with others. That’s where we can help. At HAMPTON MEDIATION we specialize in helping you find better and less expensive solutions –
less expensive financially
and
less expensive emotionally
What is the Role of the Mediator?
What are Some Typical Mediation Topics?
What are Some Typical Mediation Topics?
When faced with other people’s conflicts, our first instincts are often to take sides, investigate to determine who’s right or wrong, or maybe suggest solutions to end the struggle. In most cases, mediators do NOT do any of these things. Instead, mediators assume the unique role of assisting the parties experiencing conflict. Rather than
When faced with other people’s conflicts, our first instincts are often to take sides, investigate to determine who’s right or wrong, or maybe suggest solutions to end the struggle. In most cases, mediators do NOT do any of these things. Instead, mediators assume the unique role of assisting the parties experiencing conflict. Rather than investigating the participants’ claims, passing judgment, or telling the participants what to do to end the dispute,
MEDIATORS USE THEIR SPECIALIZED COMMUNICATION and PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS to help the parties understand each other’s positions and interests. They help to clarify the important issues, and help the parties come to a resolution that everyone can live with more peacefully!
What are Some Typical Mediation Topics?
What are Some Typical Mediation Topics?
What are Some Typical Mediation Topics?
- Adult Family
- Boundary Disputes
- Church Disputes
- Civil
- Commercial
- Community
- Divorce (parenting & all issues)
- Estate Planning
- Faith Based
- Family
- Health Care (Medical/Dental)
- Marital
- Non Profits
- Nursing Home
- Organizational
- Parent-Teen
- Prenuptial
- Probate
- Public Policy
- Sexual Harassment
- and MANY, MANY, MORE!
Have you ever wondered why people choose mediation?
Imagine a couple who fell in love at 18, married at 20, and have 3 children together. They each have assets and property from inheritance. The husband co-mingled his inheritance assets and the wife did not. They have a house and assets together - and they have a dog they both love dearly. At this point they are 40 and feel the marriage is irreconcilable. There are complicated issues and this is literally the worst time in their life. Neither has ever worked through this sort of situation. Her lawyer is $220/hour and his lawyer is $180/hour - things seem to be getting more heated which is hurting the couple, the couple’s parents, their friends and family, and most importantly, the THREE MINOR CHILDREN.
What if you could save thousands of dollars and lots of emotional heartache?
A neutral mediator can help sort through these difficult issues. As you might imagine, they could easily save thousands of dollars and lots of emotional heartache by the successful use of a mediator. This will help the couple get along better during this difficult time and get back to their normal living patterns more quickly. In turn, this will help the friends and family, and most importantly, the three minor children. THE SIMPLE ACT OF USING A MEDIATOR ALMOST ALWAYS SAVES PRECIOUS TIME, MONEY, AND HEARTACHE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE INVOLVED!
IMPORTANT:
This web site is designed for general information only. The information presented at this site should not be construed as legal advice nor the formation of a mediator/client relationship.