Wondering why you can’t just “get to the point” in mediation? Skipping intake might feel efficient—but it can derail everything. Here’s why mediation intake matters more than you think.

If you're navigating high-conflict mediation or facing dominating personalities in your practice, we can help. Contact Alliston Resolutions to learn more about coaching, consulting, or professional support for family law mediators.

Is your partner turning your separation into a never-ending debate? Learn how overcontrol in separation sabotages progress—and how mediation can help restore peace and clarity.

Is your mediation stuck just before the finish line? Drafting the separation agreement can bring clarity and momentum when you need it most.

Legal education still centers on courtroom battles—but what if the most ethical path in family law is mediation? Here's why it matters more than ever.

Mediation sabotage isn’t always loud. Narcissism often hides behind victimhood. Learn how to spot and manage these silent disruptions.

What do you do when one party lies during a session? Learn how to handle a liar in mediation with 5 effective strategies.

Tired of endless emails and unpaid labor? Learn how to set boundaries with mediation clients without losing trust or professionalism.

Tired of walking on eggshells? Learn communication skills that prevent conflict so you can defuse tension and create healthier, more peaceful relationships.

Trust in the mediator fosters open communication, reduces defensiveness, and encourages parties to explore solutions more willingly.

Rather than correcting long-standing imbalances, a skilled mediator creates an artificial balance—an environment for fair negotiation.

Many divorcing couples assume they need family lawyers to transfer a home title from joint to sole ownership. This is not legally required.

This article will explore the best choices for handling an income property during divorce, including key tax implications in Ontario.

Mediation strategies offer a structured approach to resolving disagreements while maintaining relationships and promoting understanding.

By asking, “How can I see this differently?” we create space for fresh insights.

Family Systems Theory suggests that issues within a family stem from an interconnected system, not just one person.

This post explores how creative thinking reshapes the psychology of conflict resolution.

Creativity in conflict resolution is about engaging the imagination, exploring alternative perspectives, and break free from rigid thinking

The goal is not to determine who is right or wrong but to help both parties understand that multiple perspectives can exist at once.

Discover the hard-earned lessons of setting clear payment policies, maintaining professional boundaries, and valuing your time and expertise