PART 2 HINTS PRO SEs (NON-LAWYERS) SHOULD REMEMBER WHEN ATTENDING MEDIATION

Attorney and Mediator Fran Brochstein of familylaw4u.com returns to discuss more hints nonlawyers should know when they go mediate, including: 1. come ready to negotiate/ say what you want/ prioritize issues; 2. parties control sessions/ be patient; 3. remember that Judges love mediation; 4. qualify mediators / research your mediator and learn their skills; 5. Be honest, truthful, and fully disclose, because of confidentiality; 6. it's a slow process sometimes Published by attorneys and mediators of Olowska & Pierre, Inc. (oplawyers.org) and Instant Mediations, LLC. (InstantMediations.com), this channel covers the exciting world of law, mediation, arbitration, and online practice.