Mediation is a non-adversarial process where the parties make the important decisions regarding how they want to move forward. Mediation focuses on the future instead of the past. Parties meet together and separately with the mediator as they discuss issues and work together to reach agreements.

Scheduling a consultation will help you determine whether mediation will work for your situation. It will also prepare you for a successful mediation experience. Consultations currently take place through online-video.

Social distancing is a must for all of us right now. Through online-video meetings, parties are able to meet together without having to be physically present. Right now, all consultations and mediations take place through online-video meetings in order to protect our clients.

The fee for divorce mediation is $3,000.00. This includes two 2-hour mediation sessions as well as drafting the Memorandum of Understanding for the parties to review and sign. The Memorandum of Understanding describes the agreements reached in mediation. This fee also includes the preparation of all court documents and a followup appointment to go over the steps for self-filing. 

The fee for custody mediation is $2,000.00 and includes two 2-hour mediation sessions as well as drafting the Memorandum of Understanding for the parties to review and sign. This fee also includes the preparation of all court documents and a followup appointment to go over the steps for self-filing. 

The fee for divorce modification mediation is $2,000.00 and includes one 2-hour session as well as drafting the Memorandum of Understanding for the parties to review and sign. This fee also includes the preparation of all court documents and a followup appointment to go over the steps for self-filing. 

The fee for couples and family mediation is $1,500.00 and includes two 2-hour mediation sessions as well as drafting the Memorandum of Understanding for the parties to review and sign. 

If additional sessions are needed, fees are $250.00/hour and all sessions are 2 hours in length. Most of our clients get everything done in two sessions. However,  additional sessions are available and up to the parties if they feel they need more time to adequately address all the issues they are dealing with.

The first step to becoming a court-approved mediator is to attend a course that has been approved by the MCLE committee of the Oklahoma Bar Association. All mediation courses taught by Keiter Mediation are approved in this respect and meet the training requirements of the District Court Mediation Act.

After completing training, participants will conduct or observe several mediations in order to be court-approved depending on whether you are being certified to be a family or a civil, commercial and employment mediator.

This is a time when everyone is having to stay in place. Mediation training courses are being offered through online-video which allows you to continue to grow in your career opportunities, earning potential, and personal conflict-resolution skills. You are investing to be your best!