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Get the right kind of help for the conflict you are facing.

Start with what is happening, not a service label.

Whether the conflict involves family, housing, neighbors, work, a business, or another important relationship, Edgewater will explain which process may fit and what happens next.

Mediation

“We need help reaching an agreement.”

Mediation brings the people involved together with a neutral mediator who helps facilitate the conversation, clarify the issues, and explore possible solutions.

This may fit if

  • Money disputes
  • Business disagreements
  • Landlord / tenant issues
  • Neighbor disputes
  • Contractor / customer disputes
  • Family or personal disagreements
  • Workplace conflicts
  • Other disputes where both sides are willing to participate

Conflict Coaching

“I need help figuring out my next move.”

Conflict Coaching is a one-on-one process for people dealing with a difficult situation who want help thinking through options, preparing for conversations, setting boundaries, and deciding what to do next.

This may fit if

  • Difficult conversations
  • Boundary problems
  • Someone refusing mediation
  • Workplace conflict
  • Family conflict
  • Business tension
  • Preparing for mediation
  • Figuring out whether to approach someone

Agreement Design

“We want clearer expectations before problems begin.”

Agreement Design helps people create clear expectations around responsibilities, boundaries, communication, money, decision-making, and how future disagreements will be handled.

This may fit if

  • Business partners
  • Co-founders
  • Roommates
  • Families
  • Teams
  • Shared responsibilities
  • Community organizations
  • New working relationships
Ongoing support

Family Resolution Retainer

For families where conflict keeps returning. A neutral professional stays available over time — for recurring tension, hard decisions, and the conversations nobody wants to start.

Edgewater Mediation Group LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Services do not create an attorney-client relationship.

Compare

Not sure which one you need?

A side-by-side look at who takes part, what each process is for, and when it usually helps.

Mediation

Who participates
Two or more parties
Main goal
Work toward resolution
Existing conflict required?
Usually yes
Neutral facilitator?
Yes
One-on-one?
No
Best timing
During an active dispute
Typical outcome
Agreement or clearer understanding
Learn About Mediation

Conflict Coaching

Who participates
One person
Main goal
Prepare and make decisions
Existing conflict required?
Usually yes
Neutral facilitator?
No
One-on-one?
Yes
Best timing
Before or during a conflict
Typical outcome
Strategy, preparation, boundaries, next steps
Learn About Conflict Coaching

Agreement Design

Who participates
Two or more people
Main goal
Build clear expectations
Existing conflict required?
No
Neutral facilitator?
Facilitated process
One-on-one?
No
Best timing
Before conflict escalates
Typical outcome
Shared expectations and framework
Learn About Agreement Design
How we work

A process built around clarity, neutrality, and choice.

  • The process is explained first

    Before anything begins, you know what the steps are, who is involved, and what happens next.

  • Participation is voluntary

    Where a process depends on both sides — like mediation — no one is required to continue.

  • Confidentiality is discussed up front

    Expectations about privacy are talked through with everyone before a mediation session begins.

  • Neutral facilitation

    A mediator does not take sides and does not decide who is right or wrong.

  • Plain-language communication

    No jargon. If something is unclear, we explain it in ordinary words.

  • No legal advice

    Edgewater Mediation Group LLC is not a law firm. We do not advise you on the law or represent you.

Edgewater Mediation Group LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Services do not create an attorney-client relationship.

Take the next step

Not sure which service fits?
Start with the situation.

Schedule a consultation or tell us what is happening. We will explain the options and what comes next.

Private. Practical. No legal jargon required.

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