You’ve Lost Enough Already
When someone passes away, the last thing anyone wants is for the family to fall apart. But inheritance disputes are common Without the right support, they can cause lasting damage to the relationships that matter most.
Mediation can help you find a way forward together.
Is Mediation for Me?
Inheritance conflicts happen during times of intense grief, involve loved ones, and can run much deeper than money or property.
A legal battle may resolve a dispute, but can be damaging to relationships.
As a certified mediator, I help families and individuals navigate inheritance conflicts in a structured, supportive process — one that gives everyone a voice and focuses on finding a solution that works.
I also work collaboratively with lawyers and legal counsel. Mediation leaves the door open for legal proceedings if needed — but in many cases, offers a solution that is faster, less expensive, and far less adversarial. Your lawyer can join you in the mediation process to help provide legal context and guidance throughout the process.
You Don’t Have to be in Crisis
Mediation can help prevent the situation from getting to a point where it feels impossible.
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A family home. A treasured heirloom. Sometimes things can’t be divided, and appraising them does not feel like enough.
Mediation creates space to talk about what these things really mean to people, and to find solutions that go beyond a dollar figure.
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When things are not divided equally, it can feel like a judgement. Old feelings and tensions can re-emerge.
Mediation helps everyone understand each other's perspective and find a way forward that the family can live with.
Why Mediation, not Litigation?
It’s collaborative, not adversarial.
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Mediation is an inherently collaborative process where participants share what is important to them and look for solutions together. This can help improve relationships while opening up a broad set of possible solutions.
It builds relationships.
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The goal is not to win. It is to find a way forward that everyone can accept, and preserve relationships that span much farther than the dispute.
It’s often faster & less expensive
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The mediation process often takes a fraction of the time that a legal process does. This can mean a faster resolution at a much lower cost to individuals or the estate.
It’s confidential
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Everything said in mediation is confidential. There is no public court record. This helps you keep your family matters private.
A Process Built for You
Every family and every situation is unique. Every process starts with a free consultation to discuss your situation - a no-pressure conversation where you can share what's happening and we can figure out together whether mediation is a good fit.
From there, we move at a pace that works for everyone involved. My role is to guide the process, hold space for difficult conversations, and help everyone move toward a resolution.
Book a free Consultation
Let's talk, get to know each other, and see if working together is a good fit. Book a free consultation — no pressure, no commitment.