Your Case. Your Terms.
Litigating your dispute in court means sorting through your most intimate, personal issues in a public setting—on the Judge’s schedule—and subjected to the limited solutions available under the law. At Evolved Law, we believe you deserve better. When you hire Tia Zavaras to mediate your issue, she will help you embrace transparency and direct communication to find creative solutions to even the most difficult issues, all on your own terms and your own schedule. Tia mediates across Colorado, both virtually and in-person.
When you work with Tia as a mediator, you can expect:
- Divorce Mediations: Tia will work with you and your spouse or ex-spouse to help you come to agreements regarding the division of assets, debts, and—if applicable—parenting responsibilities.
- In this capacity, Tia serves as a neutral third party. She neither represents you, nor your spouse or ex-spouse.
- Tia will memorialize your agreements in writing and support you as you file your final agreement in court.
What is a Mediator
A mediator is a neutral third party who helps the parties resolve an issue without litigation. A mediator represents neither party and will not take sides. Instead, the mediator will create an environment in which both parties’ concerns can be heard, and will help the parties make tangible steps towards resolution. At the end of a successful mediation, the mediator can create a Memorandum of Understanding to document the parties' agreement to ensure everyone is clear on the terms.
Why Mediate with Tia?
Mediator Tia M. Zavaras has a mediator’s mentality and a litigator’s strategy. She combines her training as a litigator and certified mediator to help parties resolve their disputes without judicial intervention. Tia understands that only you and your spouse know what is important to your family in your dispute. Maintaining a neutral position, Tia assists parties in determining the best outcome for themselves and their families so everyone can have closure and begin the next phase of their lives.
Complete Confidentiality
Confidentiality is at the heart of mediation.
Confidentiality in mediation refers to the principle that all communications, statements, and information shared during the mediation process are kept private and cannot be disclosed to anyone outside of the mediation. This means that anything said during a mediation session cannot be used as evidence in a court of law, and mediators are not allowed to testify about what was discussed in the mediation. The purpose of confidentiality is to encourage open and honest communication between the parties, which can help facilitate a successful resolution.
Mediation Saves Money
Mediation can save money in several ways:
- Reduced legal fees: Mediation is often less expensive than going to court, as it does not require the same level of legal representation and preparation.
- Faster resolution: Mediation can often resolve disputes more quickly than going through the court system, which can save on the time and costs associated with a prolonged legal battle.
- Avoiding costs of a trial: Mediation can help to avoid the costs of a trial, such as expert witness fees, court costs, and other expenses associated with a courtroom proceeding.
- Lower emotional costs: Mediation can also save money in the long run by lowering the emotional costs of a dispute. By resolving issues through mediation, the parties can avoid the stress and financial burden that can come with a long, contentious legal battle.
- Customized solutions: Mediation allows the parties to craft a customized solution that meets their specific needs, which can be more cost-effective than a one-size-fits-all court judgment.
Mediate from Anywhere
At Evolved Law, we strive to make the mediation process as simple as possible. You can mediate with Tia in-person in Colorado or virtually through Zoom.
