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ReSolve Mediation Services, LLC, believes there is a solution to every conflict. We specialize in providing creative techniques for resolving conflict involving Couples and Families. Our third-party intervention mediators assist parties in clearly identifying the issues in dispute, reducing communication obstacles, and attaining a mutually beneficial solution.

Contact our Dublin or Columbus, Ohio, offices today for couples mediation, divorce mediation, family mediation, or any of our third-party intervention services.

What is Mediation?
Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution process in which an impartial third-party intervention mediator facilitates communication between individuals in dispute and assists in crafting a viable solution. Participation is voluntary. Unlike a judge or arbitrator, the mediator does not decide the outcome of the dispute.

Thus, couples, divorce, and family mediation agreements are more successful because the parties have a direct impact on the process.
 

Is Mediation right for you?

If you are involved in any kind of partnership or agreement and there is conflict with you and another party, or if you have reached an impasse with a family member, mediation is right for you. Whether in a dispute with a creditor or your spouse, conflict mediation may prove advantageous in helping you achieve a practical resolution.

The Benefits of Mediation:

• Helps re-establish communication between the parties in conflict.
• Encourages development of improved listening skills.
• Enhances awareness of each other's concerns.
• Provides provisional support for any residual problems that may occur in the weeks and months that follow the initial mediation.
• Achieves resolution through cooperation and mutual agreement.
• Mediation participants feel more satisfaction in honoring a mediated agreement than a court-enforced decision.

Foreclosure Mediation
ReSolve Mediation Services, LLC will guide the borrower and the mortgage broker through a party self-determination process to see if a mutually acceptable agreement may be reached to resolve the foreclosure. In the session, we are a neutral third party; not an advocate for either party.