Business Details
34 Years
experience
Family Law Mediation Services in Somerville, NJ
Win Win Mediation has been dedicated to resolving family law disputes through compassionate and effective mediation since 1992. Our founder, Joan G. Geiger, brings over 30 years of legal experience and specialized mediation training to every case, prioritizing the emotional and financial well-being of families. As a licensed New Jersey attorney and Accredited Professional Mediator, Joan focuses on child-centered solutions, guiding clients through divorce, custody, guardianship, and probate matters with fairness and expertise.We emphasize cost-effective, amicable resolutions that preserve dignity, leveraging Joans deep understanding of the New Jersey family court system. Joans work as a court-appointed mediator and frequent presenter at legal education seminars underscores our commitment to excellence and community trust. Our practice reflects a philosophy that mediation is not just a process but a pathway to healthier post-conflict relationships, particularly for families navigating transitions.
Services
Family Law Mediation
Child Custody/Timesharing
Divorce Mediation
Guardianships
Probate Mediation
Details
- Year established: 1992
Highlights and features
- We offer 30+ years of legal and mediation expertise in New Jersey family law.
- Our practice dedicates 95% of its focus exclusively to mediation services.
- We prioritize childrens needs as silent stakeholders in family disputes.
- Our mediator is court-appointed by NJ Superior Court Judges regularly.
- We resolve financial and emotional aspects with streamlined, cost-effective processes.
Associations and certifications
- New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators
What people say
Handled with care
Positive experience
Fairness was the focus
Impressed with skill
Remain neutral
Services
Family Law Mediation
Our family law mediation resolves divorce, custody, and probate disputes through collaborative, cost-effective processes. We prioritize emotional well-being while ensuring legal compliance. Clients benefit from tailored solutions that reduce conflict and preserve relationships.
Child Custody/Timesharing
We facilitate child-centered custody agreements that protect childrens interests during family transitions. Our process encourages cooperative parenting and clarifies responsibilities. Clients gain structured, sustainable arrangements aligned with New Jerseys best-interest standards.
Divorce Mediation
Our divorce mediation minimizes financial and emotional strain by fostering respectful separations. We address asset division, alimony, and co-parenting plans. Clients achieve dignified resolutions without courtroom adversariality, preserving future relationships.
Guardianships
We assist families in establishing guardianships for adults with special needs or incapacity. Our guidance ensures legal protection and decision-making support. Clients receive clear pathways to secure long-term care and financial management for vulnerable loved ones.
Probate Mediation
Our probate mediation resolves inheritance conflicts and estate administration issues amicably. We address family tensions during emotionally challenging times. Clients benefit from efficient, empathetic resolutions that honor decedents wishes and legal requirements.
People
Joan G. Geiger
Accredited Professional Mediator
Joan G. Geiger is a licensed NJ attorney with 30+ years of experience, specializing in mediation since 1992. She holds accreditation from the New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators and serves as a court-appointed mediator. Joan mentors new mediators and lectures at Rutgers Law School, combining legal expertise with compassionate dispute resolution.
Questions
What is family law mediation?
Family law mediation is a collaborative process where a neutral mediator helps parties resolve divorce, custody, or probate issues amicably, avoiding court battles.
How does mediation differ from litigation?
Mediation is less adversarial, cost-effective, and empowers clients to create tailored solutions, whereas litigation involves court-imposed decisions and higher emotional/financial costs.
Is mediation legally binding?
Agreements reached in mediation become legally binding when formalized into court orders or contracts with legal guidance.
How long does mediation take?
Most cases resolve in 3-6 sessions, depending on complexity, compared to months or years of traditional litigation.
Can mediation work for high-conflict cases?
Yes, our mediator’s expertise in managing difficult dynamics helps even high-conflict parties find common ground through structured communication.
What should I bring to the first session?
Bring financial documents, parenting plans, or legal papers relevant to your case. We’ll provide specific guidance during your free consultation.
