Neighborhood Disputes

Neighborhood disputes include issues such as property boundaries, noise and nuisance, accidents, rumors, malicious destruction of property and minor criminal issues. Although some of these issues can be referred to the police or filed in court as minor criminal claims, other issues may be resolved more effectively through mediation. As an alternative to a "win or lose" hearing by a judge or a visit from the police, mediation can help parties reach a longer lasting, more satisfying resolution that resolves the situation and maintains relationships. MFR provides these services to make you and your neighborhood safer.
SERVICES: Coaching - Mediation - Facilitation - Information & Referral - Training

Court Disputes

Parties in conflict over a wide range of disputes have the option of filing a complaint in court. Mediation is offered in most courts in Massachusetts as an alternative to trials or hearings. MFR is court-approved to mediate in Malden and Woburn District Courts. MFR also works in collaboration with mediation programs in several other courts. Through these and other services we can help you to mediate before your court date, learn about how the courts work and help you to prepare for court and court-related mediation.
SERVICES: - Mediation - Information and Referral or visit Court Resources

Public Disputes

Mediation For Results, in collaboration with its professional partners, provides consensus building assistance on public policy, land use and other multi-party stakeholder disputes or dialogues. We provide the following services to help people manage complex situations and issues that may seem too overwhelming to handle alone.
SERVICES: Consensus Building & Large Group Conflict Management - Mediation - Facilitation

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