Family Mediator in Northglenn Colorado
Mediation -- Resolving Disputes by Agreement
As a form of dispute resolution, mediation can offer a substantial cost savings as compared to litigation. In addition, mediation preserves the ability of the parties to control the outcome of a case and often provides a more satisfying solution to the problem or dispute.
What is a mediator?A mediator is a neutral third party whose job is to facilitate discussion regarding the issues in dispute, help the parties explore their resolution options, and reach solutions. The mediator does not represent either party or provide legal advice, nor does he decide the matters in dispute.
Generally, each party meets with the mediator separately and confidentially. The mediator moves between parties, communicating each party’s position and ideas and works towards resolution.
The parties generally set the agenda for mediation -- what issues will be addressed, who will attend, how long the mediation will take, and other details.
Yes. You should have the benefit of your attorney's advice when making decisions in mediation.
At any time during a legal dispute: before a case is filed, during a suit, before a court date or anytime the parties are ready to settle.
Michael's mediation rate is $175.00 per hour, with the fee usually equally split between the parties involved in the mediation.
WHAT FORMER CLIENTS SAY ABOUT MIKE:
Brilliant and Hard Working
"Divorce is often painful and when children are involved, the pain and confusion can intensify and those affected the most can get lost in legal proceedings.
Mr. Grills is a BRILLIANT attorney that stays on point and yet plans for anything possible from opposing counsel. He listens with an open mind and wants the best for all involved. I highly recommend Mike Grills to handle what can possibly be the most important decisions in your life."
M., A Former Client