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In traditional mediation, a single provider moves between the parties, assisting them in reaching agreements and compromises. Often, mediators require each party to be represented, which can make it a very costly approach.
At Arizona Family Law Ranch, we provide a collaborative form of mediation where a mediator (who is an experienced family law attorney) and a communication coach (who is a trained therapist) facilitate the discussion with the goal of coming to court orders that both parties feel best serve the family in the short and long term.
While you may choose to consult counsel, no attorneys are required. Any agreements will be drafted so you can file them directly with the court.
A communication coach as part of the process, helps parties communicate clearly without getting stuck in the same old patterns. The ultimate goal where children are involved is the ability to coparent and demonstrate a united front effectively.
Collaborative Mediation is Flat Rate and Financing is Available:
- Half Day: $5,000 (or $2,500 per party)
- Whole Day: $8,000 (or $4,000 per party)
- 2 Hours: $2,000 (or $1,000 per party)
Equine Assisted Dispute Resolution (E-ADR)
While family law lawyers are not the most popular breed, horses might seem like a stretch for mediation.
Horses are effective facilitators because their mirror neurons reflect a client’s inner world back to them accurately providing real time, actionable feedback. Our programs avoid pitfalls of traditional litigation for represented and self represented litigants seeking family law mediation.
SOLVING AND PREVENTING CONFLICT
- Meet with our coach to discuss family law mediation goals and outcomes
- Meet with our trainer to be matched with the right horse
- Meet with our attorney to understand the process and options
- Additional experts available as needed
- Group problem solving and planning
- Leave with an actionable solution, new skills, and peace of mind
THE PROCESS: WHAT TO EXPECT
CALL AND MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
one on one with the communication coach
one on one with the communication coach
You will learn about the family law mediation program, receive a list of the required documents needed, and you will receive an appointment time to meet one one-on-one with our communication coach.
one on one with the communication coach
one on one with the communication coach
one on one with the communication coach
Our communication coach will meet with you to understand your goals, priorities, and any considerations related to a positive mediation experience. These meetings are one on one without the other party present so you can be free to express any concerns that can impact resolution.
meet at the ranch
one on one with the communication coach
meet at the ranch
On the day of the mediation, you will arrive on the ranch and be greeted by your equine coach. After you get to know your horse and feel ready, you will meet with our team at the ranch to begin the mediation process. Your horse will stay in attendance should you need a break. All agreements will be documented and ready to file with the court.