More and more jurisdictions are requiring parties to attend mediation at least once, and sometimes twice, before walking into court for trial. In family law cases (divorces, child custody disputes, complex property division, etc.) emotions run high. It is important to set clients up for success by following certain Dos and Don’ts of Mediation.

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