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11 VerticalsAbout & Mediation Philosophy
Neutral ProfileMediating everything personal since 1984, I am a Tennessee Supreme Court designated Rule 31 mediator in both family and general civil law. Most of my work is in divorce and work place disputes, serving on the U.S. Postal Service Redress panel, ADR Advantage and Key Bridge ADA panels. I teach divorce, general civil and student peer mediation in the facilitative style. Entered law in 1981, at age 41, performing divorce litigation. Opened a solo practice in collaborative lawyering, helping couples divorce cooperatively. Became Memphis’ first professional mediator in 1984. Prior to law, volunteered 40+ hrs weekly on national, state, and local boards appointed by Pres. G. Ford, Govs. Dunn, Sundquist, and Bredesen. Drafted legislation. Board Member of APFM
Credentials & Institutional Standing
Primary VerificationsLicense
Work History
3 PositionsMediator
U.S. Postal Service Redress panel
Mediator
ADR Advantage
Mediator
Key Bridge ADA panels
Honors & Recognition
7 HonorsDiversity Award
Shelby County
2008
Fifty Women Who Make a Difference (1st Class)
Women’s News of Memphis
1997
Women of Achievement for Courage
Women of Achievement
1990
Community Service
National Conference of Christians and Jews
1981
Be the Dream MLK Legacy Award
City of Memphis
Jocelyn Dan Wurzburg Civil Rights Legacy award
Tennessee Commission on Human Rights
Herman Ewing Community Service award
Memphis Urban League
Fees & Availability
Rate ScheduleStandard rates. Contact for custom arrangements.
| Format | Duration | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| IN_PERSON | HOURLY | $300 | Family Law Mediation |
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