"Empowering individuals and communities to resolve conflicts in a confidential, affordable, and respectful manner."
Mediations in the Community
Mediation strengthens communities and neighborhoods by resolving conflicts peacefully, preserving relationships, and building long‑term trust and cooperation.
Types of Community Mediations
Homeowners Association
A Homeowner Association (HOA) is an organization that manages a residential community, such as a neighborhood or condominium complex, on behalf of its residents. A board of directors typically governs the HOA, composed of elected residents, and is responsible for enforcing rules and regulations, maintaining common areas, and collecting dues from residents.
Townships
It can be challenging navigating township rules. Mediation can help bring clarity and find a solution for all parties.
Some common topics for township mediations are:
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Blight
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Taxes
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Property/Boundary Issues
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Permitting/Zoning
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Neighbor/Neighborhood Concerns
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Noise Complaints
Neighborhood
Do you and your neighbor share a fence line, driveway, or lake access? Do you need help talking about the expectations you each have or the expenses involved with maintaining a shared resource?
Having trouble with a pet disturbance? Barking dogs, dogs running loose, rooster/chicken mayhem?
Mediation can help!