Mediators list agreements and differences to help parties approach talks constructively., At first, both sides may feel hopeless., However, common ground can emerge once they acknowledge more than they first suspected., This often happens in custody cases., Parents may hold grudges, but they still agree on their child’s well-being., The mediator breaks issues into smaller chunks., Participants take your time to come up with solutions., They compare the pros and cons of each option., The mediator must refrain from giving personal opinions., In the end, workable solutions emerge and help resolve the conflict.

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