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WHAT HAPPENS AFTER MEDIATION?
Congratulations! You just finished your mediation session and reached an agreement. You may feel relieved that the pressure is over or excited that you have found a way to move forward in your life without the stress over litigation. You may feel regretful that you didn’t get exactly what you were looking for when you first met with your attorney or filed the petition. You may be wondering “ What if….”
What to Expect in Mediation
If you have never participated in mediation, you may wonder what’s involved. While every situation is different, there are a few things you can expect regardless of the type of case or mediator. Our office accepts cases for mediation including elder mediation, family mediation, divorce mediation, child custody mediation, civil mediation and mediation of insurance disputes. With offices in Washington DC and West Virginia, we are available to answer your questions and help you to evaluate how mediation may help you resolve your case faster and more economically than litigation.