MEDIATION

At Boundless Peace, we understand the importance of fostering communication between individuals before entering the complexities of legal proceedings. Our services are tailored to create a safe space where you can engage in meaningful discussions with the guidance of a neutral mediator.

By facilitating these conversations, we aim to lower the potential financial burdens that often accompany litigation. Each participant has the opportunity to share their thoughts and feelings, promoting understanding and empathy. This collaborative approach not only helps individuals feel valued but also opens pathways to agreements that can benefit everyone involved.

Let us help you navigate these challenges with compassion and clarity, paving the way for resolutions that honor each person's needs and concerns.

To help you get started, we offer a complimentary 15-minute consultation to discuss your needs and concerns. Following that, our professional services are available at a rate of $150 per hour, ensuring you receive dedicated support throughout the process.

what to expect

what to expect

It is tempting to avoid issues that divide us because it can get messy, but taking the steps to resolve a dispute with a Mediator can bring an outside perspective to the disagreement and help to resolve the issue. The mediator goes beyond just positions (what each side wants) and explores the underlying interests and needs of each party.

Depending on the type of conflict, the structure of the mediation may vary. Flexibility is built into the process, but generally the process will follow these steps:

  1. Information Gathering: Prior to the first collaborative meeting with all parties, the Mediator acts as a neutral information sponge meeting with each side individually to understand their perspective, gather documents, and ensure a well-rounded understanding of the situation.

  2. Opening Session: The mediator brings all parties together to outline the next steps in the process. Each party presents their position, listens to the opposing viewpoint, and shares their goals for the mediation

  3. Drafting an Agreement: The mediator will navigate the conversation for a collaboration of ideas that leads to a shared resolution.

  4. Finalizing the Agreement: The agreed upon terms are solidified in writing and signed by both parties, creating a binding document.

See me in this video about the Johnson County Eviction Mediation program.