HOW DO I SCHEDULE A MEDATION?
Intake Process
To determine if mediation is a good fit for your situation, call us at (509) 888-0957, press 2 or complete our website contact form.
Our Resolution Specialist will learn more about your issue and explain the process. If you decide to proceed with mediation, you will be asked to pay a $25 non-refundable intake fee. Our Resolution Specialist will then reach out to the other party or parties involved. Once both parties agree to mediate, the session fee ranges from $26-$225 per party for a 3-hour mediation session based on a sliding scale.
Mediation is a voluntary process. Even if you are not sure that you want to mediate, give us a call to learn more and explore options.
PAY MEDIATION FEES
If paying Mediation Fees online, please
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All of our online financial transactions are processed using PayPal. If you have any questions regarding using this website for payment or need help obtaining the amount owed for your mediation session, please contact our office (509) 888-0957, press 2 for mediation.
We accept money orders, bank checks and personal checks made out to WVDRC and mailed to
WVDRC
P.O. Box 3391
Wenatchee, WA 98807-3391
PREPARE FOR YOUR MEDIATION
WHAT SHOULD I BRING TO MEDIATION?
Each party may bring pictures, letters, contracts or any type of record that might help the other party understand the party’s position in the dispute and support accuracy in writing the settlement agreement.
WHO SHOULD BE AT THE MEDIATION TABLE?
All the parties in the dispute that are needed and have authority to make a decision for the party should be at the session.
In addition, the following may be included in the session:
Witnesses (if pre-approved by the mediator and other party)
Attorneys (if needed & both parties agree)
Advocates (if pre-approved by the mediator)
Observers (WVDRC mediators-in-training)
ARE THERE ANY RESOURCES TO REVIEW?
If you are mediating a parenting plan for the first time, please contact Superior Court to obtain the latest parenting plan documents prior to mediation.