About Robin
25+ successful years of resolving conflicts.
Family Resolutions
Divorce Mediation
Parenting Plan Mediation
Elder Care Mediation
Child Support Mediation
Property Division
Prenuptial Mediation
Cohabitation
Domestic Partnership Mediation
Prenuptial Agreements
Business Disputes Resolution
Workplace Conflict
Partnership Formation
Partnership Dissolution
Articles
Divorce Now or Later? Timing Matters!
Changes in the U.S. tax law, effective January 1, 2019, may have significant impacts on the financial consequences of your separation or divorce.
Negotiate in Mediation for What You Need -- And Get It.
Face it: most of us are not very good at asking others for what we need. We tend to come off as either too aggressive or wishy-washy. Moreover, when we’re in conflict, our asking skills tend to deteriorate into either demanding bitchiness or passive-aggressiveness that descends into resentment. Not a good look, on anyone.
But, there’s a way to ask for what you need and to enlist others in giving it to you, by being respectfully assertive. It requires communicating clearly what your needs are, how others’ behavior affects you, and enlists others in satisfying your needs.
Testimonials
I have referred many clients to Robin Masson over the years. She is very skilled as a mediator and brings an impressive amount of experience, insight, and dedication to her work. She is sensitive to the needs of each set of mediation clients and tailors each mediation to allow for maximum progress. Her completed agreements are well written and easy for clients to understand. Robin is a mediator you can count on to provide an organized and respectful atmosphere for working through conflict.Erin E. McKinley, Esq.
Lawyer & Mediator