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Top Five Ways to Find a Mediator
When you have a dispute with someone that lands you in court, chances are sooner or later you will attend mediation. In many states, such as West Virginia, mediation is required in all circuit court civil cases, and in most custody cases. If the parties have not voluntarily participated in mediation, the courts usually order them to mediation. The same general rules apply in Virginia and the District of Columbia. You don't have to wait for a court to order you to attend mediation. You can select your own mediator and discover the benefits of early mediation.