Mediation that moves people forward

Clearer conversations. Practical paths to resolution.

One mediation practice with clearly defined services for clients in the United States, the United Kingdom, and matters that cross borders.

Private process · Impartial facilitation · Participant-led decisions
Participants reaching agreement during a professional mediation
U.S. + U.K.Online and in-person mediation by arrangement
Florida Supreme CourtCertified Mediator
Society of MediatorsU.K. Mediation Training
20+ yearsComplex Dispute Experience
United States + U.K.Cross-Border Perspective

A different way through conflict

Room for the issues. Respect for the people.

Conflict can narrow perspective and stall decisions. Mediation creates a confidential, organized setting to hear what matters, clarify the real points of disagreement, and explore workable options without surrendering control of the outcome.

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Mediation services

Experience that meets the dispute in front of you.

Every matter has its own history, relationships, risks, and priorities. The process is shaped around what the parties need to address.

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Insurance claims

Coverage, property, liability, construction defect, automobile, premises, and pre-litigation claim disputes.

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Civil disputes

Contracts, property, consumer concerns, service disagreements, and other civil conflicts.

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Workplace conflict

Employee, team, supervisor, leadership, communication, and organizational disputes.

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Family matters · U.S. only

Parenting discussions, separation-related concerns, family decisions, and sensitive conversations for appropriate U.S. matters.

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Business & commercial

Partnership, vendor, operational, contract, and continuing business-relationship disputes.

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HOA & community

Association, resident, neighbor, property-use, covenant, and shared-community concerns.

One practice. Two clear pathways.

Start with the location connected to your matter.

Each pathway explains the relevant credentials, terminology, session options, time-zone planning, and jurisdiction-specific considerations. Cross-border matters can be planned through one coordinated process.

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A diverse group participating in a facilitated workplace discussion

Mediator profile

A calm, structured presence when the issues are complex.

Angela Bailey brings disciplined preparation, impartial facilitation, and clear communication to every matter. Learn more about the experience and training that shape her approach to mediation.

Meet Angela

The mediation path

A clear process from first inquiry to next steps.

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Start with an inquiry

Tell us who is involved, the nature of the dispute, and whether a matter is pending in court.

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Confirm fit and timing

We complete the conflict check, discuss format and fees, and identify a workable date.

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Prepare with purpose

Participants receive clear instructions about documents, attendees, technology, and the session.

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Mediate toward clarity

Angela guides a structured, neutral conversation focused on interests, options, and practical next steps.

Ready to begin?

A productive conversation can change what happens next.

Share a few details about the matter and receive a response about suitability, availability, and next steps.

Request a mediation