Monthly Archives: May 2011

FAQs on Mediation

Posted on May 23, 2011 by

Actually, they’re not frequently asked questions about mediation, but they ought to be. Distinguished mediator, educator and practice consultant, Tammy Lenski, urges potential clients to [a]sk prospective mediators questions like these to assess experience, depth of training and education, and adaptability: … Continue reading →

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Court-connected mediation & the Transformative Model

Posted on May 18, 2011 by

What place does transformative mediation have in court-connected programs? More than 1000 cases are referred to the Mediation Center of Dutchess County [New York State] each year from courts and similar agencies. In one recent year, more than 600 cases … Continue reading →

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Co-Parenting Dos and Don’ts

Posted on May 6, 2011 by

From the website of Mark A. Nacol, an attorney in Texas, comes this helpful set of tips for good co-parenting: Do not talk negatively, or allow others to talk negatively, about the other parent, their family and friends or their … Continue reading →

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