Where All Are Heard and Understood

Try mediation.  Mutually beneficial agreements are reached a majority of the time.  The process can be faster, and the costs are often much less expensive than other alternatives.

Mediation is a voluntary process for persons or groups in dispute.  A neutral third-person called a mediator meets with all parties involved.  It is the mediator's role to help all parties reach a settlement.  It is not a court hearing.  A mediator is not a judge or decision maker. 

Step 1

Call us st 563-676-0098.  We will contact the other parties and set a convenient time for all.  The process begins with a meeting, which is held at a mutually convenient neutral location.  Disputes can be resolved in one meeting. 

Step 2

At the mediation, each party talks about the problems from his/her perspective.  Our mediators act as neutral facilitators works with ech party to reach a mutual solution or workable agreement.  Your discussion and agreement are completely confidential.

Step 3 

All parties sign the mediated agreements.  What is said in mediation is for settlement purposes only and may not be used in court.  The mediator will follow up on the agreements to ensure satisfaction.

You                               Friends, Neighbors, Relatives

Schools                        Employers

Clergy                          Social Workers, Social Services

Police                           Lawyers                                    

Small Claims - We have extensive service experience in Scott County Small Claims Court.  Better yet, come to us first, if a mutual solution is not reached, you still have the option to use the court system. 

Community & Neighborhood - We work with neighbors, landlords and merchants to make the community stronger.

  Neighbors look to us to work through disputes over noise, pets, maintenance and boundaries.

  Property owners, landlords and tenants look to us to work through household issues.

  Merchants and consumers work with us on neighborhood, and finance and collection issues.

Divorce & Family - We work with divorcing couples on property settlements, parenting schedules and child support.  Parents who have been divorced, but want to revise parenting agreements may also benefit from our services.  Our mediators have specific training in family issues.  We do not give legal advice, we work towards resolutions

Elder Issues -  /we work with families to resolve issues regarding older adults.  This includes personal care and finances. 

Group Facilitation

Employer Facilitation

Conflict Resolution Training for school administration, faculty and staff.  Also student and peer mediation training.

Mediation Training for those individuals in learning and practicing the basics of mediation 

Non-adversarial

Voluntary

Fair

Confidential

Informal 

Affordable

Quick 

Convenient

563-676-0098