Fulcrum Institute Dispute Resolution Clinic

Services

Mediation
- Small Claims
- Family Law
- Child Custody
- Personal Injury

Agricultural
Mediation


Interchange
- Supervised Visits
- Exchanges

40 Hour Mediation
- Interest Based

20 Hour Mediation
- Child Custody

8 Hour Mediation
- Advanced
- Sexual Harrasment
- Discrimination

Anger Management

Parent Education

Theft Awareness

Golf Tournament

Educational
Programs
For Working
Professionals


Communicating Effectively
with Co-Workers
and Customers

Building Organizational &
Interpersonal Trust

Dealing with Bullies &
Aggressive Workplace Behavior

Approaches to
Productive Feedback

Workplace Gossip
Friend or Foe?

Organizational
Paradigm Shifts
Finding Empowerment

Managing & Resolving
Workplace Conflict

Dealing With
Workplace Violence

Washington State and Idaho State
Agricultural Mediation Program

What Is Mediation?
When two disputing parties need to resolve an issue they may call on a mediator. This person is a neutral third party who acts as a facilitator, helps pinpoint issues, offers solutions and suggestions and writes the Agreement. However, the mediator does not make any final decisions. That matter is left to the parties involved.

Key Points
This process includes an informal review to look at Statutory and Regulatory requirements.
Local officials will listen to your concerns. However, they do not have the power to overrule laws and regulations.
You will be allowed to explain how you view the problems and how your situation is applicable to resolution.
Both you and your local officials will participate in forming an agreement that works for both of you. 
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