Welcome to Capitol Hill Mediation

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	What is mediation?	Why Mediate?	What exactly does a mediator do?	Is a mediated agreement legally enforceable?	Can I save money by mediating?
x	Mediation is conflict resolution for individuals, groups or businesses, by an impartial professional. Mediation helps people with differing points of view come to a mutually acceptable agreement.	Avoid costly and time-consuming litigation; Take control of the decisions that affect your life; Restore a business or personal relationship by promoting mutual understanding; Benefit children and others by reducing conflict; Avoid public disclosure of financial and personal matters through a confidential process; Promote communication and cooperation acceptable agreement.	As your mediator, my role is to help you find a solution to your conflict. I am neutral and do not make decisions for you. My goal is to guide both sides toward outcomes that result in the least disruption solution to your personal and financial lives.	Yes. Just like any other written contract, a mediated agreement is legally binding when both parties have signed. Not all disputes require a written agreement to resolve the conflict.	Yes. In many cases, one three-hour session is all that is necessary to reach agreement. Even when multiple sessions are needed, they are far less costly than litigation.