WELCOME TO LANCASTER MEDIATION CENTER Since 1981 the Lancaster Mediation Center has offered dispute resolution services to our community. The Center is located in downtown Lancaster with free parking available beside our office building. Click here for a map to the Lancaster Mediation Center Mediation at the Lancaster Mediation Center is a process in which impartial mediators help people in a dispute to think clearly and effectively about their own needs and to communicate with others in the dispute in a safe and confidential setting. The mediators' goal is to help each person in the dispute make their own decisions about what to do and how to resolve the disagreement. People come to the Center because they have an important dispute and have not been able to resolve it themselves. Our professionally trained mediators respect the importance of their clients' decisions and work hard to assist all involved to settle the dispute to their own satisfaction. Our Mission Statement: We promote peaceful conflict resolution through mediation and training. ABOUT LANCASTER MEDIATION CENTER The Lancaster Mediation Center is a resource for resolving many types of disputes using mediation. The Center provides a structured process during which each person is heard and respected as an essential part of the decision-making process. The use of mediation is limited only by the willingness of the people involved to meet to discuss their differences. | WHAT PROBLEMS CAN BE MEDIATED?
Anyone can call and ask to arrange a mediation. Here are some examples of the types of cases we mediate:
Neighbor /Friend Disputes: noise, pets, boundary, interpersonal Family Disputes: separation, divorce, child custody, post-divorce parenting, parent/child Landlord/Tenant Disputes: lease, rent, repairs Workplace Issues: employer/employee, co-worker Business Transactions: contractor/subcontractor, consumer/merchant, unfinished work, workmanship, real estate transactions More than 80 percent of the cases that come to mediation are resolved by agreements created by people who previously had not been able to settle their dispute.
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