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How to Make Space for Mediation
Mediation requires a different physical space than a law office. Even collaborative law needs to be practiced in an environment that is more about talking and less about creating paper. Our office is in the middle of a transformation from an office that was something like a machine, creating calendars, pleadings and correspondence. Our new Charles Town office is going to be less machine-like and will allow for the type of patient communication that both mediation and collaborative law require.