Mediation Services in Keller, TX

Why Choose The Griffin Firm for Mediation Services?

Going to trial can be expensive and emotionally taxing. In addition, the parties give up their ability to oversee the decision-making in their case. Instead, they give the decision-making over to a third party (the judge) who makes the decisions for them. Often times this results in a judgment that the parties are forced to live with, and with which they might not agree. It is far better for the parties to decide what is best for their children and them personally than to let a judge decide this for them.

When people can't agree, the use of mediation is an excellent way to help them resolve their disputes. Wade L. Griffin, Jr. is a certified family law mediator. He is familiar with the intricacies of custody, child support, medical support, rights and duties, and property division. Whether you are an attorney looking for a mediator or an individual trying to resolve your case on your own, Mr. Griffin can mediate your case to a final resolution. If you and the opposing party reach an agreement in this mediation, Mr. Griffin will put that agreement in writing for you and the opposing party to sign, and once signed the agreement is binding and irrevocable.

The mediation process is an exceptional alternative to going to trial and is often the last opportunity for the parties to resolve their dispute on their terms. Our process involves an in-depth explanation of the entire process and the law so that you can stay informed. Please don't hesitate to give our office a call for further information or to schedule a mediation. We strive to provide the best outcome for everyone involved.

When you need someone to stand up and fight for your rights and interests, The Griffin Firm can help. Contact our Keller, TX mediation lawyers to schedule a consultation. We offer mediation services to Fort Worth, Alliance, Southlake, Westlake, Colleyville, Trophy Club, Roanoke, Grapevine, North Richland Hills, and Watauga, Texas. Our attorney practices in Tarrant, Denton, and Wise counties.