Frequently Asked Questions

A mediator facilitates communication and helps the parties explore possible solutions. The mediator does not decide the outcome for the parties.

Mediation is generally private, but the exact rules depend on applicable law, court rules, agreements, and the circumstances of the case.

Yes. Use the scheduling page and select “Virtual” as your preferred session type.

No. The scheduling form sends a request. Your appointment is confirmed only after Centered Point Mediation follows up with you.

The parties remain the decision-makers. The mediator facilitates the process but does not impose a resolution.