A clearer, more cooperative path forward.
Whether you are navigating divorce, a transition, or a difficult dispute, we provide calm, structured support to help you understand your options and move toward resolution.
Our approach
Mediation creates space to slow down, understand what matters to each person, and work through decisions one step at a time.
As a neutral third party, we keep conversations balanced, respectful, and focused. We’ll help you identify shared priorities and consider practical options. You make the decisions; we provide the structure, clarity, and steady guidance that help move the process forward.
Designed for where you are now
You do not need to understand the entire process, or have everything figured out. We offer two ways to help you move forward.
Helping you reach an agreement
Mediation brings both parties into a confidential, structured process for working through a disagreement. Identify the real issues, exchange information, and understand what each person values. Then explore solutions for a positive outcome.
Mediation can help with:
Divorce and separation
Parenting plans and family decisions
Property and financial agreements
Neighbor and community disputes
Small claims and other civil disagreements
A friendly, knowledgeable guide
The court system can feel confusing, impersonal, and overwhelming—especially when you are trying to manage it on your own.
Court Support helps you understand the big picture, prepare for what comes next, and approach the process with greater confidence. We’ve been through this process and understand how emotionally demanding it can be. Court support can help you feel less alone.
We can also help guide you in drafting and editing your own documents. However, we do not provide legal advice, represent clients, or draft legal documents.
In-person and remote options
Depending on the situation, mediation may take place together in one room or through separate conversations we facilitate.
Grove Mediation & Court Support serves clients throughout Clark County, Cowlitz County, and surrounding Southwest Washington communities.
In-person meetings are available at our uptown Vancouver office with easy parking, with remote sessions available for clients who prefer to meet by video or who live farther away.
“Amy was professional, compassionate, and incredibly supportive throughout my separation process.
She went above and beyond by providing guidance and support during court hearings, making a stressful situation much easier to navigate. I highly recommend Amy to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, caring, and dedicated mediator.”
— JANIN P.
Grove Mediation & Court Support client
What you can expect
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Clear
We explain the process and the next steps in straightforward language, helping you turn an overwhelming situation into manageable decisions.
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Fair-Minded
We remain neutral, making space for both perspectives, and helping each person participate meaningfully.
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Structured
Every conversation has a purpose. We keep discussions on track so you can make progress without returning to the same unresolved arguments.
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Human
Emotions are a meaningful part of conflict. We create room for them to be acknowledged and understood while helping the conversation continue productively.
“Amy was an amazing source of support during my divorce, and I’m beyond grateful to have had her in my corner.
She has a true passion for creating a peaceful process and helping families stay out of court whenever possible. She guides you with professionalism, compassion, and a huge heart. I always felt supported, heard, and cared for throughout the process. I can’t recommend her enough.”
— SHERILEE P.
Grove Mediation & Court Support client
You don’t have to figure this out alone.
A free initial consultation is simply a chance to meet Amy, ask questions, and decide whether her support feels like the right next step. Reaching out does not commit you—or anyone else—to mediation.