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Not Another “How to Choose the Best Divorce Mediator” Article: It’s a Matter of Trust

Not Another “How to Choose the Best Divorce Mediator” Article: It’s a Matter of Trust

Aug 1, 2016 | 2016 Summer, Articles for Mediators, Articles for the Public, Divorce, Mediation Practice

By Michael Aurit, JD, MDR | Articles about “Choosing the Best Divorce Mediator” may soon be more numerous on the Internet than the actual number of divorce mediators that exist in the world. Go ahead, Google it and be amazed! Recently, I was asked to write one of these…

Don’t Leave Home Without Them—I Mean “Business Cards”

Don’t Leave Home Without Them—I Mean “Business Cards”

Jul 30, 2016 | Articles for Mediators, Building a Practice, Mediation Practice

By Ada Hasloescher | The business card is usually the first item of introduction. It represents us and our practice. Make sure you have them when you leave home!

Mediation is Voluntary and Neutral

Mediation is Voluntary and Neutral

Jul 29, 2016 | Articles for Mediators, Articles for the Public, Mediation Practice

By Bill Eddy | The In-Your-Face Deed: The following is based on a case of mine which was discussed in the book Mediation Ethics, edited by Ellen Waldman (Jossey-Bass, 2011). Mary, a social worker, and Tom, an executive, are divorcing. They have two…

Book Review: Bill Eddy and Don Saposnek’s SPLITTING AMERICA: How Politicians, Super PACs and the News Media Mirror High Conflict Divorce

Book Review: Bill Eddy and Don Saposnek’s SPLITTING AMERICA: How Politicians, Super PACs and the News Media Mirror High Conflict Divorce

Jul 28, 2016 | Articles for Mediators, Articles for the Public, Book Reviews, Divorce

By Ken Neumann | Dysfunctional Families, Dysfunctional Politics: Bill Eddy and Don Saposnek, two seasoned Family Mediators, one a psychologist and one a family law attorney, recently joined forces to write about how politicians and the media mirror high conflict divorces.

Legal Stuff Matters: Review of The Divorce Dance by Financial Planner Stan Corey: A Fascinating Book About Divorce Financial Settlements

Legal Stuff Matters: Review of The Divorce Dance by Financial Planner Stan Corey: A Fascinating Book About Divorce Financial Settlements

May 1, 2016 | 2016 Spring, Articles for Mediators, Articles for the Public, Book Reviews, Divorce, Financial Planning, Mediation Practice

By Larry Gaughan | In The Divorce Dance, Stan Corey has written a readable novel about the divorce process and has seamlessly woven into his narrative a great “how to” book on avoiding the traps of the divorce process.

The Ethical Edge: Confidentiality under Fire

The Ethical Edge: Confidentiality under Fire

May 1, 2016 | 2016 Spring, Articles for Mediators, Articles for the Public, Ethics, Mediation Practice

By Bill Eddy | California has been a leader in providing laws which encourage and protect mediation since the early 1980s. Confidentiality is at the core of those laws. A proposed revision to the laws has the mediation community in California up in arms.

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