How to Resolve Conflict in Mediation
Conflict in mediation is resolved by using 3 core tools: structured ground rules, active listening, and private caucuses…
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How To Preserve Attorney-Client Privilege
Preserve attorney-client privilege by following 7 core practices: keep attorney communications confidential, avoid third parties, and clearly label/legalize…
What Makes Bill Leininger’s Proven Mediation Effective
Bill Leininger’s proven mediation is effective because he uses a consistent, structured approach focused on resolving disputes efficiently…
Mediation vs. Arbitration: What’s Better For Your Divorce?
Mediation is usually better for most divorces because it’s nonbinding, lower-cost, and keeps decisions in your hands, while…
Proven Steps for a Uncontested Divorce Agreement
An uncontested divorce agreement can often be signed and filed in as little as 30–90 days, depending on…
Unlock Divorce Mediation: One Essential Emotion
Trust is the essential emotion in divorce mediation, and both spouses must feel comfortable with the mediator from…
The Truth: Mediation Works Beyond Simple Divorces
Yes—divorce mediation can handle complex matters, including high-asset cases like a $17 million marital estate. Skilled mediators coordinate…
How to Handle a Mediation Session With Your Ex
In divorce mediation, spouses usually do see each other, but in about 6–7% of cases mediation doesn’t work…
The Truth: Can Mediation Save Your Marriage?
Yes—mediation can save a marriage for some couples, and mediators report reconciliations a few times per year. By…
The Truth About Witnesses in Divorce Mediation
Witnesses may appear in divorce mediation only if both parties agree. Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process, so…
Is Divorce Mediation Really Confidential?
Yes—Florida divorce mediation is confidential under Fla. Stat. § 44.405, and mediation communications are generally inadmissible in court.…
Proven Benefits of Divorce Mediation for Children
Divorce mediation benefits children by keeping most cases out of court, and only about 2%–3% require a child…