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							| Welcome To CJ Mediation 
 
 
 Salt Lake City, Utah Mediator
 What is MediationGoing to court is the traditional way of resolving disputes. Whether it's for a divorce, 
										landlord/tenant conflict or a business disagreement, court cases can be extremely expensive
										and often take an enormous amount of time to complete.
 There is a more private and less costly way to resolve disputes outside of the court. It's called
										mediation. Mediation is recognized as a legal alternative to litigation using the court system.
 
 
 How the Mediation Process WorksDuring mediation, both parties meet with the mediator to help resolve the issue in dispute. 
										The mediator has been trained to use various techniques to help improve the discussion and 
										empathy between disputing parties. The mediator does not make judgments like a judge would. 
										Instead, the mediator acts as a neutral participant and helps facilitate the discussion and 
										resolution rather than deciding the outcome.
 
 Why Mediation WorksMediation works because it allows the disputing parties to choose the solution that works 
										best for them. The American Arbitration Association has reported that more than 85% of 
										mediations result in a settlement, even when prior attempts at settlement have failed.
 Because mediation provides a format where the opposing parties can discuss their feelings, 
										a more realistic view of the disputants' positions can be examined (one not filtered by
										attorneys) and this often results in a mutually agreeable settlement that might not have been 
										achieved in a court room.
 
 
 In Utah, Mediation is Often RequiredIn the case of a divorce, the Utah courts may require a mandatory divorce mediation. Because divorce
										usually involves families with children and parenting agreements, mediation is thought to allow 
										the parties to find solutions that may resolve the case more quickly while still maintaining 
										some form of a relationship between former spouses. It's also much cheaper than a full-blown 
										court scenario and it is certainly less stressful.
 
 Why Choose Us For Your Mediation?I have a Communication degree from the University of Utah. I am qualified to mediate domestic issues
										with the state of Utah. I have specialized training in landlord/tenant and domestic violence issues.
 I am a member of both the Utah State Bar Dispute Resolution Section and the Utah Council on 
										Conflict Resolution (UCCR).
 
 
 
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