FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Pricing is structured around your specific matter and needs, and I'm happy to walk through the details during an initial conversation. What matters more to me than any fee schedule is making sure conflict resolution is actually accessible, helping clients work through conflict, not adding a financial barrier on top of it. I regularly offer discounted rates for lower-income individuals who need support but are worried about cost, so don't let pricing concerns stop you from reaching out.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Every engagement starts with an intake questionnaire tailored to the type of matter: family law, business/partnership disputes, or property matters each have their own intake set. From there, I meet with each party separately; I don't run joint sessions. That's a deliberate choice: in high-conflict situations, putting both parties in the same room often escalates rather than resolves. Working with each person individually lets me hear the full picture without one party's presence shaping what the other is willing to say, and I can then work shuttle-style toward common ground. Many clients also choose to continue working with me as their situation evolves, rather than a single one-and-done session.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I'm currently pursuing my Master's in Psychology. Alongside the formal training, I spent nearly a decade as a private investigator in California specializing in fraud, auto theft, and asset recovery, work that sharpened the pattern-recognition and documentation discipline I now bring to reading high-conflict dynamics.