Mediation — Grove Mediation & Court Support

A calmer way to work through conflict

Mediation services

Mediation gives people a structured, respectful place to address difficult decisions together. Amy guides the conversation as a neutral third party, but you remain in control of the decisions and choose whether an agreement works for you.

Amy helps each person explain what matters, ask questions, and participate meaningfully. She keeps the conversation focused while listening for the concerns beneath fixed positions—the needs, values, and priorities that can open the door to practical solutions.

Mediation process

Free consultation

Share a little about your situation, ask questions, and determine whether mediation may be a good fit.
Individual intake

We meet privately with each participant to understand their perspective, concerns, priorities, and needs.
Process plan

We recommend a joint, separate, or remote format and explain the expectations that will guide your conversations.
Identify the issues

Together, you create a clear list of the decisions to address and the information needed to discuss them.
Assemble information

All parties contribute documents and we help you organize it, so decisions can be made on shared information.
Explore the options

We guide a focused conversation, clarify what matters to each person, and support you in considering workable solutions.
Clarify next steps

We summarize the areas of agreement and explain what may need further discussion, professional guidance, or legal review.

What mediation can help you address

Divorce and separation

Parenting schedules that work day to day
Holiday, vacation, and school-break planning
Dividing household belongings and shared property
Creating clear plans for future communication

Neighbor and community

Noise, parking, pets, and shared spaces
Property use and boundary concerns
HOA expectations and community agreements
Ongoing tensions between neighbors

Financial and property

Repayment plans and money disagreements
Shared expenses and financial responsibilities
Property ownership, use, or maintenance
Contract terms and unmet expectations

Is mediation the support you need?

Mediation is for two or more people who want help working toward shared decisions. Court support is one-on-one assistance for someone who needs help getting organized and preparing for an unfamiliar court process.

You can book a free introductory meeting to discuss your situation. We’ll help you understand which service could be the better place to begin.