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WIlliam
Biglow,
Experienced
mediator
of
conflicts
in a
variety
of
contexts.
Pro bono
work for
the
Winnebago
Conflict
Resolution
Center
and work
as
Redress
mediator
for US
Postal
Service.
Member
Assoc.
for
Conflict
Resolution
and
Wisconsin
Assoc.
of
Mediators.
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Barbara
Bishop,
Primary
Profession
for over
11 years
is a
Mediator.
Consulted
with
Elder
Abuse
Teams,
projects
involving
multi-cultural
programs
related
to
family
integration
into the
community.
Landlord/Tenant
and Care
Facility
issues.
Program
involving
Mental
Health
Warrants
through
the
Courts.
Five
years of
post
secondary
education
at the
University
of
Alberta
and
Grant
MacEwan
College,
Associate
degree
in
Conflict
Management
from the
Alberta
Arbitration
and
Mediation
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Dana
Curtis,
J.D.
Experienced
mediator
of
conflicts
in a
variety
of
contexts.
Pro bono
work for
the
Winnebago
Conflict
Resolution
Center
and work
as
Redress
mediator
for US
Postal
Service.
Member
Assoc.
for
Conflict
Resolution
and
Wisconsin
Assoc.
of
Mediators.
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Georgia
Daniels,
J.D.
is a
lawyer
by
training
and
experience.
Currently
her
focus is
exclusively
on
mediation.
She is
interested
in
resolving
complex
disputes
in which
family
dynamics
play a
significant
part.
Georgia
has also
had
personal
experience
in the
area of
caring
for an
aging
parent.
For 15
years
she has
been
involved
in
mediation
and
collaborative
conflict
resolution.
Georgia
is a
member
of the
Southern
California
Mediation
Association
and the
Association
for
Conflict
Resolution.
She is
an
inactive
member
of the
Oregon
and
Washington
State
Bars and
holds a
J.D.
from
Seattle
University
cum
laude.
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Terri E.
Hilliard
Olson,
J.D.,
draws
upon her
vast
experience
and easy
communication
style in
helping
families,
elders
and
individuals
resolve
disputes.
As a
mediator,
Ms.
Olson
trained
at the
Pepperdine
Straus
Institute
and
Loyola
Law
School.
After
many
years as
a civil
litigator
and an
estate
planning
attorney,
she
founded
her
mediation
and
dispute
resolution
practice,
Hilliard
Mediation
Services.
She is a
court
approved
mediator
with the
Los
Angeles
Superior
Court
civil
and
probate
panels.
Most
recently,
Ms.
Olson is
co-founder
and
president
of The
Senior &
Family
Resource
Group of
the
Conejo,
a
non-profit
organization
devoted
to
educating
the
community
and
helping
the
needs of
seniors
and
families
in
transition.
www.HilliardMediation.com
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B.
Daniel
Lynch,
J.D.
has been
an
attorney
in
practice
continually
since
1972,
and has
been
admitted
to
California
and
Washington
State,
Federal
District
and
Circuit
courts.
After
many
years of
experience
in
mediation
of civil
cases,
he has
concentrated
in
recent
years on
facilitative
mediation
of
divorce
cases in
which he
works
directly
with the
spouses
without
participation
by
lawyers.
B.
Daniel's
method
of
mediation
is
described
in the
articles
he has
written,
which
are
posted
on his
website
at
http://www.mediationdivorce.net/.
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Judith
Machanik,
B.A.
is the
Principal
of
Access
Mediation
Services,
LLC and
has
acquired
more
than 100
hours as
a
mediator.
She is
trained
as an
elder
mediator,
CHINS
mediator,
divorce
mediator
and
community
mediator.
She is
also a
court
coordinator
for
small
claims
court in
Great
Barrington,
MA. As a
business
consultant,
she has
worked
in
numerous
senior
living
facilities
as a
marketing
consultant/interviewer/writer.
Judith
is
skilled,
experienced,
and
professional.
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Nancy
Milton,
J.D.
of
Progress
Mediation
has been
a
mediator
since
1991,
with
over 150
hours of
training
in
Family
and
Business
Mediation.
An
attorney
since
1994,
she is a
member
of the
mediation
panels
of the
Third
District
Court of
Appeal,
Sacramento
County
Superior
Court,
Yolo
County
Superior
Court,
the
Association
of
Conflict
Resolution,
and
National
Association
for
Community
Mediation.
Upon
discovering
mediation
and its
benefits
during
law
school,
she
decided
that she
would
practice
law with
an
emphasis
on
mediation
offering
her
clients
a better
way to
resolve
their
disputes
without
the
often
lengthy
and
costly
experience
of
litigation.
She is a
sensitive,
caring
mediator
who will
help
elders
and
their
families
move
forward
and make
progress.
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Anita
Rufus,
J.D.
is a
credentialed
mediator
at the
National
Conflict
Resolution
Center
in San
Diego.
Her
mediation
training
includes
J.D. ADR
concentration
and
Advanced
Mediation
Training
at the
Pepperdine
Straus
Center.
Anita is
also an
appointed
member
of the
Superior
Court
Mediation
Panel of
San
Diego.
She has
over 200
hours of
training
and more
than 25
years
experience.
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Janet Mitchell, Mediator & Administrator
7503 Hosler Rd.
Leo, IN 46765
260-483-7660
FAX:
(260) 627-7323
JanetMitchell1@aol.com |
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