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Attorney Career Question: I am a recent graduate with a J.D. from a public interest law school. I have taken mediation classes in family law. I would like to know how to start a paying career in family law mediation in California?
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Hi, you can check out the following resources as a start.
There is Yahoo Group on collaborative law, which is heavily populated with matrimonial lawyers who encourage alternative dispute resolution in divorce cases such as mediation or collaborative law.
See: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CollabLaw/
I also used Google to search for mediation california and found these two sites of possible interest:
http://www.ncmc-mediate.org/
http://www.scmediation.org/
Good luck
Posted by: Jason Barth | Aug 30, 2006 11:53:28 PM