Negotiate Amicable Settlements with a Mediation Attorney
Although divorces are often finalized in family court, couples who prefer working things out themselves can finalize their divorces through a mediation attorney. But, the terms of a divorce aren’t the only issues that can be worked out through mediation.
If you want to resolve a business dispute without going to court, attorney Jennifer Reekie can help. She’s certified to mediate all kinds of disputes. Reekie Law provides family and business mediation services in The Woodlands, TX as an alternative to the conventional court process.
What is Mediation - Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
Mediation is a type of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that allows parties to jointly work through their legal matter while avoiding the costly litigation of a trial.
Mediation is an ideal way for parties to work through their differences in a manner that is beneficial for both sides. It is a time that parties are in charge and can be creative in the resolution of issues rather than have a judge make that decision for them.
Family Law Mediation
In family law cases, mediation involves bringing together the parties and their respective attorneys with a neutral third party to try resolving disputes. The mediator is usually an experienced lawyer who has worked within the same court system as your case. With this approach, both sides can work towards finding common ground while avoiding costly litigation fees. It’s worth considering if you want peaceful resolution without going through lengthy legal battles.
Once the parties have successfully negotiated a resolution for their disputes through mediation, they will sign off on an official document called the Mediated Settlement Agreement. This concise yet comprehensive agreement is typically only four or five pages long and includes all agreed upon terms between both sides.
Afterward attorneys will incorporate this settlement into a more detailed enforceable order that could span anywhere from twenty to forty pages in length. With these final steps taken care of by legal professionals everyone involved can rest easy knowing that everything has been properly documented according to law.
Business Mediation
Disputes arise when you own a business or are the party dealing with the business, whether it is a breach of contract, construction disputes, equity disputes, etc. Business mediation is confidential and less adversarial than litigating your case in court and saves time and money.
Parties voluntarily enter a mediation with the hopes of coming to a resolution that is agreeable to both parties compared to litigation where it is one party vs another party. In mediation a party works with the other party trying to come to a resolution that is agreeable for both parties.
Compromise is key – No one wins if both parties leave feeling dissatisfied
As a business owner you may face disputes with other companies, vendors, customers, or even employees. These conflicts can be challenging to navigate but they are not insurmountable if approached in the right way.
Avoid costly disputes by having an attorney with expertise in Texas business law draft a comprehensive contract that follows best practices. This will ensure your legal documents are watertight and compliant with local laws. Don’t leave anything to chance – invest in professional help today!
Mediation Attorney can solve many Business Conflicts
When it comes to settling disputes through mediation rather than litigation, one of the most significant advantages is that you can achieve finality and certainty with a mediated settlement agreement. If you want to resolve a business or family dispute without going to court, Jennifer can help. Mediation works Best in many business situations
What to expect during the mediation process
- Joint discussions
- Private discussions
- Negotiations
- Settlement
Reekie Law Can Mediate Business & Family Disputes.
Reekie Law is a Texas law firm headed by Lead Counsel Jennifer Reekie. Jennifer is dedicated to the practice of business, Trademark and Family Law in The Woodlands, Montgomery County, Spring, Magnolia, and Willis, TX.
“With over a decade of handling business disputes, Family law and Mediation, I can offer practical advice and help guide you through the legal processes involved in your case.”