Court-Less Processes

As a Supreme Court Certified Arbitrator and Family Law Mediator, Attorney Randolph has the skills and training to deal with even the toughest of conflicts. Attorney Randolph has over ten (10) years’ experience dealing with family law and civil matters. 

During the mediation process, a trained, third party neutral assists parties with resolving conflicts and disputes. The role of the mediator is to be impartial, facilitate open communication, help parties identify and clarify issues, and help parties reach an amicable agreement. At LCR Legal, we understand that everyone’s story is unique and deserves to be acknowledged without bias. We take the time to get to know your case while also providing an effective and personable service.

Family Law Mediation/Negotiation Services are $275/hour with a minimum of 2 hours. 

If both parties agree on substantial issues but need the assistance of an attorney to help resolve the remaining issues or recommend changes, our attorneys will help you negotiate and draft a legally sufficient binding agreement. 

If both parties retain their own attorney, Attorney Randolph can facilitate a settlement-focused, cooperative parenting, respectful, and friendly informal mediation.

If the parties agree but are unable to draft a legally sufficient and binding agreement, our attorneys can assist you with drafting the agreement. 

• Four (4) hours of mediation/negotiation
• Complete settlement agreement and/or parenting plan
• Family Law Court Forms
• Child Support Guidelines Worksheet

Collaborative Law is a unique process that enables parties in family law disputes to reach an agreement in a respectful and effective manner without involving the court. Parties work with a team of attorneys, neutral financial professionals, and neutral mental health professionals who work together to help you find the best solutions unique to your family. 

Benefits of the Collaborative Law

• Privacy
• Less Costs
• Shorter Process
• No fighting it out in court
• Less emotional and financial stress/exhaustion
• Parties are in control of the outcomes and not a stranger
• Parties can develop creative, unique, and effective ways to co-parent, distribute property, and fairly address financial strategies.