Mediation Center of Charlottesville

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The Mediation Center of Charlottesville helps individuals and organizations resolve conflict peacefully and respectfully.

Mediation Services

Families & Children

Family Mediation

Separation & Divorce

Separation & Divorce

Aging Parents

Business & Employment

Employment Mediation

Housing & Neighbors

Landlord disputes

Court-Referred

Court-referred mediation

 

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Co-Parenting Classes

Co–Parenting: Making It Work

is a four-hour educational program for anyone serving as a parental figure. In most cases, co-parenting refers to raising children in separate homes because the parents have separated or divorced, and, while no longer living together, they continue to be involved in parenting their children. The Co-Parenting class is conducted by experienced family mediators or trainers certified by the Supreme Court of Virginia.

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Become a Mediator

All our Mediators have extensive training and are certified by the Virginia Supreme Court.

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The Mediation Center of Charlottesville (MCC) provides a full range of dispute resolution services, including mediation, workshops, mediator training, and classes on parenting children of divorce or separation. Most fees are based on clients’ incomes. Making a financial donation to MCC is your opportunity to help resolve conflict, increase understanding, improve communication, and preserve relationships in our community. Learn more about supporting mediation in our community…

Community Workshops

MCC sponsored workshop–Hate Crimes and Extremism- What can we do about it?

For the first few months of 2024, MCC's new Executive Director (Taylor Frome)  lead a 6-part series of community conversations to explore the forces that lead to hate and violent extremism.   Building on a program piloted in Rhode Island (https://www.courageousri.com/ ) we will held weekly meetings at The Center (at Belvedere) on the following topics: Preventing Violent Extremism High Conflict--and how we can dial it down Conflict … [Read More...] about MCC sponsored workshop–Hate Crimes and Extremism- What can we do about it?