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Marcia E. Tannenbaum, Esq.,	Tel: 508-798-4090 Fax: 508-753-5840
Worcester, MA	Westboro, MA

▪ is a trained Mediator with more than 10 years of Mediation experience

▪ is a member of the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation; served
  as a Director and as editor of the newsletter

▪ is licensed to practice law in both Massachusetts
  since 1994 and Connecticut since 1988

▪ maintains membership in the Worcester County
  Bar Association’s Family Law Section and recently
  served as Co-chair of the ADR (Alternative Dispute
  Resolution) Section

▪ trains mediators for Connecticut Mediation

▪ is former Chairperson of the Worcester/Middlesex
  Mediators Network

▪ serves on the board of Directors of the Massachusetts
  Collaborative Law Council

▪ is on the Board of the Jewish Domestic Violence Task Force of Central
  Massachusetts

What is Collaborative Law? — To learn more about collaborative law, click here

What is Mediation? — In many conflict situations, no one wins. Mediation is the process in which a trained professional facilitates a fair agreement between people in conflict. In Mediation and Divorce Medication Services, the goal is a solution which is fair - a win-win result.

Why Choose Mediation over Litigation?—
Mediation and Divorce Mediation:
▪ is less expensive
▪ allows you to be an active participant in reaching an agreement
▪ is a flexible process, tailored to your family’s specific needs
▪ removes you from the adversarial arena
▪ is protected by mediator confidentiality
▪ retains your individual dignity
▪ avoids lengthy Court proceedings
▪ models appropriate conflict resolution for your children

How Much Does Mediation Cost?
There is a reasonable hourly fee for mediation and Divorce Mediation Services. No retainer is required. The cost of Mediation Services is shared by the participants.

Mediation and Divorce Mediation Counseling costs are determined by the parties working closely with the mediator to resolve their conflict in the least costly manner possible with Conflict Resolution Mediation.

How Do I Choose a Professional?
To choose a mediator or collaborative attorney, look for someone who has special training, extensive experience and extensive knowledge of family law.
Choose an experienced and well-respected professional to help you.

◦ cut emotional costs
◦ cut financial costs
◦ take your future back into your own hands


Free 1/2 hour consultation in the Worcester office