Chase
Doscher
Associate Attorney
We understand that family disputes can be challenging, and Chase Doscher is here to help guide you through a peaceful resolution process. Mediation offers a confidential and cost-effective alternative to court, allowing families to work together to reach mutually beneficial agreements. Chase is an experienced mediator dedicated to creating a respectful environment where everyone's voice is heard, and your family's well-being is prioritized. Whether you're facing issues related to divorce, custody, or financial matters, he is here to support you every step of the way.
Mediation is a required step in litigation, where parties must attempt to resolve their case before proceeding to trial. While the court mandates attendance, it does not force an agreement. Mediation is voluntary and no resolution will occur unless both parties agree.
Mediation involves a neutral mediator who helps the parties work through issues such as property division, child custody, support, and other relevant matters, aiming for a comprehensive settlement that the Judge may approve.
Mediation typically occurs in separate rooms for each party, with the mediator moving between rooms to facilitate communication. The mediator discusses proposals with both sides and helps generate potential solutions, with the goal of reaching a mutual agreement.
Mediation is a required step in litigation, where parties must attempt to resolve their case before proceeding to trial. While the court mandates attendance, it does not force an agreement. Mediation is voluntary and no resolution will occur unless both parties agree.
Mediation involves a neutral mediator who helps the parties work through issues such as property division, child custody, support, and other relevant matters, aiming for a comprehensive settlement that the Judge may approve.
Your attorney will be present throughout the mediation, providing advice and helping you navigate the process. While mediation is voluntary, your attorney will ensure you understand the implications of any potential agreement and the risks of going to trial.
If an agreement is reached in mediation, it will be drafted, signed, and presented to the Judge for approval, resolving the case without a trial. If no agreement is reached, the case will move forward to a final hearing.
