— Practice Areas

Four Domains. One Neutral You Can Trust.

Corporate, civil, family, and elder disputes each carry their own dynamics. We bring subject-matter depth to every track—not a generalist approach applied uniformly.

Find Your Conflict Type

Each practice area has its own mediators, frameworks, and process paths. Select the domain that matches your dispute.

/ Corporate & Civil
/ Family Separation
/ Elder & Geriatric
/ Arbitration Track

Workplace & Commercial Disputes

Divorce, Custody & Asset Division

Care, Capacity & Inheritance Conflicts

Binding Decisions When Needed

Employment conflicts, partnership breakdowns, contract disputes, and litigation-adjacent cases. Structured for HR directors and attorneys who need a defensible, discreet process.

Available across all four domains when parties require a final, enforceable determination rather than a negotiated agreement. Faster than court; fully documented.

Separation and post-divorce disputes where an ongoing parental or financial relationship must survive the process. We focus on durable agreements, not just signed documents.

The region's only standalone elder mediation specialty—dementia communication, end-of-life decisions, multi-generational family dynamics. Not lumped into family or civil.

— Mediation vs. Arbitration

Mediation

Arbitration

Which Process Fits Your Dispute?

Both parties retain decision-making authority. The mediator structures dialogue and surfaces what the real problem is. Outcomes are negotiated, not imposed. Best when the relationship must continue.

The arbitrator hears evidence and issues a binding determination. Appropriate when deadlock is total, stakes are high, and both sides need a final answer faster than litigation delivers.

Ready to Identify Your Path Forward?

A free initial consultation clarifies which process and which domain applies to your situation. No commitment required at first contact.