Rule 31 Civil Mediation

As a trained Civil Mediator with 25 years of Civil litigation experience including Family Law experience Curtis Bowe, III is uniquely positioned to help achieve results when all seems lost.

A Mediator is not a judge or arbitrator so no binding decisions can be made by the mediator. Mediators are intermediaries present only to assist in guiding parties through the thought process of resolution. Compromise is the operative word and Mediators shuttle back and forth between the parties in an effort to help reach a compromise. If an agreement is reached it is reduced to writing, executed by the parties, and presented to the court for approval.

It is important to understand that good faith is the cornerstone of mediation. Mediation requires the parties willing submission to trying new thought processes and extending themselves in an effort to achieve a beneficial result.

Our Firm’s Mediation services help successfully resolve conflict. The technology the Firm brings to bear facilitates mediations in this age of virtual meetings and limited, to no, in person contact.

Contact us for an explanation of our mediation services and to schedule a mediation.