FINDING PEACEFUL RESOLUTIONS

Mediation

Mediation can be an effective way to resolve disputes without the time, cost, or stress of a courtroom battle. At Witmeyer Law Firm, we offer skilled mediation services to help parties reach mutually beneficial agreements in a variety of legal matters. Our experienced mediators are dedicated to guiding you through the mediation process with the goal of finding peaceful resolutions to your disputes.

Our Approach

At Witmeyer Law Firm, we approach each mediation session with a focus on collaboration and communication. We understand that each conflict is unique, and we tailor our mediation strategies to fit your specific needs and objectives. By fostering open dialogue and encouraging compromise, we aim to help both parties reach a fair and balanced resolution. Whether you’re dealing with family law matters, business disputes, or other legal issues, our mediators are here to provide clear guidance and facilitate meaningful discussions.

Our Mediation Services


We offer a broad range of mediation services to help you navigate your legal challenges:

Family Law

We help families navigate the sensitive issues of divorce, child custody, and visitation agreements through mediation. Our goal is to reduce conflict and promote cooperation, ensuring that all parties, especially children, benefit from amicable solutions.

Business Disputes

Whether it’s a contract disagreement, partnership conflict, or commercial issue, we work with businesses to find mutually agreeable resolutions that protect their interests while avoiding costly litigation.

Real Estate

Our firm offers mediation services for disputes involving property transactions, landlord-tenant issues, and homeowner conflicts, aiming to resolve matters efficiently and equitably.

Workplace Disputes Mediation

We assist employers and employees in resolving workplace conflicts through mediation, helping both parties find common ground and maintain productive working relationships.

Contract Disputes

When parties disagree on the terms or enforcement of a contract, our mediators work to facilitate constructive conversations that lead to fair and enforceable agreements.

WITH YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is mediation, and how does it work?

    Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process where a neutral third-party mediator helps disputing parties reach a mutually agreeable resolution. During mediation, the mediator facilitates open communication between the parties, guiding them toward a solution that both sides can agree on, without the need for court intervention. The goal is to reach a settlement that satisfies everyone involved.

  • How is mediation different from going to court?

    Mediation is typically faster, less formal, and more cost-effective than litigation. Unlike court, where a judge makes the final decision, mediation allows the parties to retain control over the outcome. It’s a more collaborative process, focused on finding common ground, rather than assigning blame or imposing legal judgments.

  • How much does a consultation cost?

    We provide free thirty minute consultations with prospective clients.

  • How much will my fee be?

    Costs are explained during our initial consultation.

  • How can I pay my fee?

    Our Office accepts payments made by cash, check, or card. Cash or checks can be dropped off at the Office, and card payments can be made over the phone.

  • My case is over, how do I get my file?

    The Witmeyer Law Firm retains closed files for six years following the conclusion of representation. A former client can request that their closed file be made available for them to pick up. A release of file must be signed by any former client picking up their file.

  • Do you have a fee schedule for different type of cases?

    We charge hourly fees for most work we do, based on the experience level of the attorney involved. We bill paralegal time at a lower rate per hour. For criminal and traffic cases we generally charge a flat fee, which is a one time fee. We require all of our clients to sign a Retainer Agreement for any fees charged and we also provide an email policy statement.