

Mediation Attorney in Birmingham
We represent women in 9 counties: Oakland, Macomb, Wayne, Washtenaw, Livingston, Monroe, Genesee, Lapeer and St. Clair.
Exclusively Representing Women in Michigan for Over 25 Years
The Law Firm of Victoria uses attorney assisted mediation in high conflict cases, legally complex cases, and cases where one party is being unreasonable. After Discovery is completed and there has been a sufficient exchange of information, the attorney will prepare a mediation statement providing information to the mediator regarding children’s issues, property and debt issues, and spousal support. Both parties attend the mediation with their attorneys. The role of the mediator is to remain neutral and assist the parties in reaching a negotiated settlement. The attorney’s role is to advocate for and advise their client in the mediation setting. It takes compromise on both sides and the goal of mediation is to come to a negotiated agreement. If you are successful at reaching a settlement during the mediation process, then the agreement will be incorporated into a consent judgment and entered with the court. If you are not successful in reaching a settlement at mediation your case will be set for trial. Any settlement negations at mediation are considered confidential and cannot be used at trial.
If you have questions about what options are available to you, call our team today at(248) 780-1775.
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