IS RECEIVED NOT ACHIEVED
How to Receive Peace in Your Life By Matthew Brickman
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Matthew Brickman of iMediate Inc. made a recent video update explaining that peace is received not achieved and how this concept applies to relationships, marriage and family. (VIDEO) WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Jan. 29, 2017 - PRLog -- Matthew Brickman made the opening statement, "As a mediator I may be viewed as a professional peacemaker but that's technically not true...as a mediator I simply help the parties change their viewpoint and possibly their attitude towards a particular situation or one another so that they can choose to receive peace in their own life." His full comments can be seen in the video below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGOSOZppzJk Mr. Brickman is currently one of the leading family mediators in South Florida serving West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Juno Beach and the greater Palm Beach County area. He has been fortunate enough to enjoy a record number of mediations in recent years and share his wisdom through those experiences. He addressed this by saying, "In 2016, I had the honor and privilege of being chosen to conduct 273 mediations in 365 days. Of those 273 couples, 170 couples chose to receive peace and settle their case in mediation, 103 couples chose to move forward and litigate their case surrendering all decision making authority to a judge to decide their fate." He went on to give the financial data on couples who choose to litigate, "Most cases I'm told are at minimum $10,000 per person. It doesn't take a great mathematical mind to see that for these 170 couples who chose to receive peace and chose to settle their own case - collectively $3,400,000 in legal fees were saved." iMediate Inc. handles divorce mediation for both straight and sex-sex marriages and also handles mediation for a variety of matters including small claims, civil,
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and family cases involving disputes between couples with children, building contractors, small business mergers, bedding stores, auto accidents through State Farm Insurance, landscaping companies, neighbor disputes, construction companies and even home owners associations. For more information on divorce mediation, child custody disputes, timesharing, parental plans, child support issues or other mediation matters contact Matthew Brickman at (877) 822-1479 or call **iMediate from any cell phone and visit http://www.ichatmediation.com Check his mediation calendar for availability to schedule your next mediation.
About Matthew Brickman: Matthew Brickman has been certified by the Supreme Court of Florida as a county civil family mediator who has worked in the 15th and 19th Judicial Circuit Courts since 2009 and 2006 respectively. He is also an appellate certified mediator who has mediated a variety of small claims, civil, and family cases that number in the hundreds. If you are a law firm and wish to schedule your mediation you can use this form to schedule your mediation online: Law Firm Scheduler If you are an individual and wish to schedule your mediation you can use this form to schedule your mediation online: Individual Mediation Scheduler
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