1.  It promotes a collaborative approach and focuses on the needs and interests of all parties, including those of children.
2.  There is a higher percentage of compliance in mediated agreements than those rendered directly by the court system.
3.  It focuses on the future instead of the past and has the potential to restore relationships, especially important when there is a goal of co-parenting children.
4.  It maintains privacy and confidentiality.
5.  It promotes open, honest, respectful communication and includes all documentation     required to make informed decisions.
6.  It minimizes legal expenses and reduces the likelihood of future litigation and expense.
7.  It reduces stress on the negotiating parties.

Where do we mediate?

Office space is located near to the divorcing parties and scheduled to all parties' mutual convenience.

How do we get started?

Once both parties are in agreement that they would like to pursue their divorce in a collaborative, rather than an adversarial process, call Robin Gordon at 678-283-2706 to set up your first mediation session.  She will provide all parties with information about how to get organized for the mediation session(s).

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Complete information on the Contact Page within this website and you will be contacted within 48 hours.