Divorce Mediator - Independent Practice

Posted 3 days ago

resolvium mediation groupBrooklyn (NY)

Arbitrators, Mediators, and Conciliators Other Individual and Family Services

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About the role

Help families navigate divorce with clarity, dignity, and a path forward. Resolvium Mediation Group is seeking experienced divorce mediators to provide services on an independent contractor basis. This opportunity is suited to established professionals who value flexibility, exercise sound independent judgment, and want to help spouses reach practical agreements during a difficult transition.

The work:

Facilitate remote divorce, family, and civil mediation sessions.
Help participants identify priorities, explore options, and work toward mutually acceptable resolutions.
Maintain neutrality, confidentiality, and appropriate professional boundaries.
Prepare and maintain documentation appropriate to each engagement.
Communicate clearly and professionally with participants.
The arrangement
This is an independent contractor opportunity. There is no W-2 employment relationship, base salary, or employee benefits.
You may accept or decline offered engagements, manage your availability, and maintain your own practice and other professional relationships. You retain control over your professional judgment and mediation methodology.

Compensation: Engagement volume and earnings are not guaranteed.

Qualifications: A mediation certification or Juris Doctor (JD) degree. Relevant divorce or family mediation experience. Credentials necessary for the services you provide in your jurisdiction. Strong listening, negotiation, and conflict-resolution skills. The ability to guide emotionally difficult conversations with empathy and neutrality. Reliable technology and a private setting for remote sessions. ApplySubmit your résumé outlining your mediation experience and relevant credentials. We’re interested in professionals who are ready to bring thoughtful, practical conflict resolution to families navigating divorce.

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