Mediation Location
I have mediated around the kitchen table in private homes. I have also mediated in coffee shops, public libraries, and behind the secure lines of courthouse security. I am frequently asked “where do you mediate” because I don’t have a bricks and mortar office. My answer is always that I will come to you. Usually, but not always, that means going to one lawyer’s office, or the other.
Traveling to mediate means driving all over. As of March 2016, I have served as mediator for over 250 cases filed in the District Courts serving thirteen Colorado counties. These have been almost entirely domestic relations cases, but I have worked on a few Civil, Juvenile, and Probate cases.
One third of my work has come from Adams and Broomfield counties (85 cases). These are the two counties in which served as a magistrate. A large part of my work comes from Boulder and Denver (52 cases), but I am frequently at points south of the metro in Arapahoe and Douglas counties (48 cases), or in Jefferson County (41 cases).
You can find me further afield. I have mediated fifteen Weld county cases, and at least one case from each of El Paso, Elbert, Larimer, Logan, and Morgan counties.
Beyond cases in the District Courts, I have mediated over 50 landlord-tenant and other civil cases in County Court. Mostly these have been in Denver and Jefferson counties. Every once in a while I take a dispute that has not ripened into a court case, but 97% of my mediations are court ordered mediations.
My carbon footprint is larger than I would like. I have had lawyers drive to mediate with me from the Western Slope of Colorado, and even from New Mexico. Usually, parties come in by speaker phone when the distances are great, but that is never satisfactory. If you have long distances dividing the parties in your case, please consider online mediation.
Traveling to mediate means driving all over. As of March 2016, I have served as mediator for over 250 cases filed in the District Courts serving thirteen Colorado counties. These have been almost entirely domestic relations cases, but I have worked on a few Civil, Juvenile, and Probate cases.
One third of my work has come from Adams and Broomfield counties (85 cases). These are the two counties in which served as a magistrate. A large part of my work comes from Boulder and Denver (52 cases), but I am frequently at points south of the metro in Arapahoe and Douglas counties (48 cases), or in Jefferson County (41 cases).
You can find me further afield. I have mediated fifteen Weld county cases, and at least one case from each of El Paso, Elbert, Larimer, Logan, and Morgan counties.
Beyond cases in the District Courts, I have mediated over 50 landlord-tenant and other civil cases in County Court. Mostly these have been in Denver and Jefferson counties. Every once in a while I take a dispute that has not ripened into a court case, but 97% of my mediations are court ordered mediations.
My carbon footprint is larger than I would like. I have had lawyers drive to mediate with me from the Western Slope of Colorado, and even from New Mexico. Usually, parties come in by speaker phone when the distances are great, but that is never satisfactory. If you have long distances dividing the parties in your case, please consider online mediation.
