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Mediation provides an impartial and neutral professional to help parties negotiate differences or disputes when dealing with various issues.
Provide a neutral third party who is acceptable to all parties to a dispute, facilitates discussion between the parties and aids them in making their own settlement decisions.
Consumer Fraud Mediation: Assists in resolving disputes or complaints filed by individual consumers concerning their purchases.
Provides a neutral third party to facilitate discussion between the parties and aids them in making their own settlement decisions. - For issues including but not limited to: - Landlord-tenant -Neighbor issues such as noise, trash, parking, or pets, -Small businesses and workplace issues between coworkers

Services

Mediation
Offers mediation services to anyone that is need a 3rd party to navigate through a conflict.
VR Behavioral Health Services has a certified divorce mediator and fellow with the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois. They can provide collaborative mediation and coaching for couples interested in moving through their divorce in an effective and efficient way that causes the least amount of emotional and financial damage. Along with divorce and separation mediation, they also provide general mediation for all types of situations in which two parties cannot come to a joint decision on several issues, but would rather settle outside of the court setting. These situations may include; business deals, neighborhood issues, small claims damages, juvenile rehabilitation, inheritance settlements, etc.
Provides a location and optional mediator for those wanting to resolve a dispute without an attorney.
This family mediation helps resolve disputed issues for parents involved in family court litigations while affording privacy in a non-biased atmosphere. It is designed to empower parents of minor children so they can become their child's best and most effective parent.
Provided by court order for never-married and indigent divorcing families. Issues related to parental responsibilities and parenting time are addressed in mediation.

Schedules meetings with disputing parties in safe, neutral settings.

Examples of parties the agency works with:

- Families experiencing divorce, to reach custody and parenting agreements

- Juvenile offenders, to see the harm caused by their crimes, rebuild trust, and reduce recidivism

- Neighbors facing property disputes in small claims court

- Parents and their children who are involved in the child welfare system

- Companies challenged with internal employee disputes, learning new ways to communicate

- Parents with concerns regarding their special needs child's instructional path

- Relatives navigating the care of their elders

- Tenants facing eviction and homelessness, to participate in mediation and reach agreements to remain in their housing or create a structured path forward

- Landlords looking at way to keep tenants in occupancy or to minimize expenses associated with the formal eviction process

Services

Landlord/Tenant Assistance
Conflict Resolution Training
Mediation
VR Behavioral Health Services has a certified divorce mediator and fellow with the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois. They can provide collaborative mediation and coaching for couples interested in moving through their divorce in an effective and efficient way that causes the least amount of emotional and financial damage. Along with divorce and separation mediation, they also provide general mediation for all types of situations in which two parties cannot come to a joint decision on several issues, but would rather settle outside of the court setting. These situations may include; business deals, neighborhood issues, small claims damages, juvenile rehabilitation, inheritance settlements, etc.
Offers farmers and ranchers mediation as an effective means to resolve agricultural disputes. The mediation process maintains confidentiality, fosters positive relationships, allows participants a voice in the solution and is cost effective.

Free one-on-one clinics are held monthly at various sites throughout Nebraska. Professionals provide education and resources on mediation, farm finances, legal matters, farm succession planning and USDA farm programs.
Provides mediation services to members of the community who need help managing a conflict. Mediations take place in a location that is mutually agreeable to all parties and are facilitated by two trained volunteer mediators
Dispute resolution professionals assist individuals and families in reaching mutually acceptable agreements to resolve conflict through the use of mediation. Cases most often mediated include parenting plans, divorce settlements, neighbor-to-neighbor disputes, landlord/tenant disputes, business and consumer matters, educational concerns, work-place disputes, Small Claims Court, etc. Also provides group/meeting facilitation and conflict resolution skills training.
Mediation Services including Family (divorce,child custody/visitation, parenting plans), Intergenerational issues (elder care - daily or long term care, guardianship/power
of attorney, financial issues, visitation of grandchildren), Restorative justice - victim/offender, Business and Consumer matters, Employment and work place concerns, Landlord/Tenant disputes, Special education, and Other civil matters.

Large and small group facilitation.

Parent education workshop for parents experiencing divorce or have custody/visitation issues.

Family group conferencing.

Conflict resolution training.

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Mediation
Child Custody/Visitation Assistance
Conflict Resolution Training
Landlord/Tenant Assistance
Handles complaints of unlawful discrimination or sexual harassment.

Human relations education.

Mediation for any level of conflict resolution.

Team building exercises.
Provides statewide conflict management services through mediation, facilitation and training. Disputes can include, but are not limited to, farmer/creditor, farm nuisance disputes, livestock care and feeding contract disputes, family issues, public policy cases and community-wide issues.

Truancy/School Districts: Parents may request services for children with truancy concerns. Any party may request this help in an effort to resolve difficulties.

Mandatory participation may be required in some of the above listed areas.
Center For Conflict Resolution (CCR) provides free and flexible mediation services. Mediation is a voluntary process in which two or more parties involved in a dispute work with an impartial party, the mediator, to generate their own solutions in settling their conflict. Unlike a judge or an arbitrator whose decisions subject one party to win and the other party to lose, mediation is about finding a solution that works for both parties. Services are available online or in-person.
Cook County Southland Juvenile Justice Council provides a safe, place and opportunity for community members to address harmful behavior in a process that explores harms and needs, obligations, and necessary engagement. All parties, including the responsible parties, the impacted parties, the affected parties, and family and friends, come together to discuss their issues. CCSJJC facilitates the Circles and helps toward resolution to the satisfaction of all parties.
Greenlight Family Services offers mediation services to adoptive parents, birth parents, and foster parents who are in disagreement with the caseworker assigned to their child. These disagreements can be about subsidy payments, visitation, service plans, and much more. Greenlight contracts independent mediators who are not affiliated with the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services.
Greenlight Family Services offers mediation services to adoptive parents, birth parents, and foster parents who are in disagreement with the caseworker assigned to their child. These disagreements can be about subsidy payments, visitation, service plans, and much more. Greenlight contracts independent mediators who are not affiliated with the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services.
Greenlight Family Services offers mediation services to adoptive parents, birth parents, and foster parents who are in disagreement with the caseworker assigned to their child. These disagreements can be about subsidy payments, visitation, service plans, and much more. Greenlight contracts independent mediators who are not affiliated with the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services.
Offers free mortgage counseling for homeowners and will help with a third-party mediation to help get modifications on home loans. Works in conjunction with Iowa Legal Aid if legal services are needed during the advocacy process.

Services

Home Purchase/Mortgage Refinance Loans
Mediation
Debt Management
Offers the following dispute resolution services:

- Mediation - Mediation can be a less expensive alternative to litigation. Typically mediation occurs between both parents and a neutral mediator.

- Parenting Coordination - Parenting coordination is a child-centered option for resolving common or day-to-day conflicts between divorced parents. Not only does this service help resolve disputes between parents without the need to go to court, it also gives parents tools and techniques to work together and find child-focused solutions to their conflicts.

- Neutral Evaluation - The goal of neutral evaluation is to improve communication between disputing parties and provide everyone with a better understanding of important issues. During this process, a neutral expert assesses the case and works to understand each party.

Offers to oversee court-connected mediation programs, including Sixth Judicial District Family Mediation Program and Johnson Small Claims Mediation Program. Provides information on court process but not legal advice. See website mediateiowa.org.

Provides restorative justice and circle processes in specific cases/situations by request or referral. Provides circles for community building and communication / decision-making. Provides training in mediation and conflict, break-downs in communication, and developing systems for dealing with conflict.