Getting a divorce? You have options that will allow you to pick the right people to help you do that, but there’s no one size fits all choice. Mediate, Don’t Litigate is a great concept that has fast become the popular trend in divorce.  More so now, people like to say, “I want to get divorced by a mediator...

Miscommunication plagues divorces in numerous different ways. It is entirely too easy for divorcing spouses to become caught up in the adversarial nature of the divorce process itself, and doing so can lead to a number of unforeseen consequences that arise during the divorce, as well as problems with unintended results...

Employees who contractually agree to resolve employment disputes in an individualized arbitration waive all rights to class actions or any other collective dispute process. The United States Supreme Court buried any reasonable doubt that arbitration agreements in employment contracts providing for individualized arbitration...

The social capital of any society is education and identity. Valid identity of the individual, identity of the collective and identity of the nation sustained and enabled by proper education/knowledge results in positive growth and development both of the nation and the individual.

I was a fan of Facebook from my first login. I registered right after it opened to the public in 2006, and I led most of my friends onto the platform. I uploaded pictures from my high school days and reminisced in comments about old classmates (not realizing that eventually almost all of them would join and see my posts themselves).

One of the core skills in the mediator’s tool box is a technique called reframing. The famed psychiatrist Milton Erickson described reframing as a technique “…to change the conceptual and/or emotional setting or viewpoint in relation to which a situation is experienced and to place it in...