11/04/09 Sonora, CA As a Mediator, I often visit courthouses, today is my day to serve on Jury Duty. I consider it a honor. Jim W Hildreth
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
"Woodfall's Law of Landlord and Tenant"
The California tenant is served with a notice of eviction. Landlord and tenant agree to mediation, the dispute is resolved in medition, thus saving cost, time and expense in the legal system. The dispute was settled by Jim W Hildreth of Real Estate Mediation Services.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus
Jim W Hildreth of Real Estate Mediation Services completed 2 hours of continued education in doing mediations with the Gay and Lesbian Community in Oakland CA on 10/31/2009.
Mediator Hildreth has completed multiple real estate mediations involving real estate disputes with success.
Mediator Hildreth has completed multiple real estate mediations involving real estate disputes with success.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Real Estate Dispute
Having a Real Estate Dispute? Real Estate Mediation Services of Jim W Hildreth Mediator acts as a neutral in resolving real estate conflicts. Non-Disclosure, partnerships, buyer seller, probate, elder-mediation. Serving the California Bay Area, Central Valley & Mother Lode.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Elder Mediation
Conflicts involving older adults can be a complex mix of legal, phsychological
and spirtual issues. Elder Mediation is often multi-issue, multi-parties
and multi-generational.
The Arnold resident makes the transition from a ranch house with acreage
and a home filled with memories, the loss of his wife and a move to Sonora,
closer to medical needs and less snow.
The long term Bay Area residents move to Sonora, following their long time
dreams of a countryhome and the "Golden Years" only to be faced with mounting medical
issues, a death of a spouse and being served a pre-foreclosure notice.
At age 85 this World War Veteran feels shame and confusion.
Mom lives in Columbia and is comfortable in her single wide mobile, she is served
locally with Meals on Wheels. She needs assistance in her daily living needs, her son lives in Southern California and has been laid off, making it difficult to assist and visit his mother.
Toulumne County and Sonora have many support systems in place for our seniors however many
mediation partisipants come to a mediation with limited knowledge of the resources available.
Elder Mediation allows a "Neutral" to address concerns of medical, nutrition, safety and day to day needs of paying bills, transportation, social security, the pain and depression of loss of a loveone.
In one recent Sonora conflict, the accusation of sexual harrasment and in multiple other disputes was missing funds from a care giver.
Today it is common to see real estate disputes, such a Foreclosure, Short Sales, Loan Modifications, Landlord-Tenant Disputes and Homeowner Associations
conflicts.
Mediation is a way for people in conflict to talk together, with the help of an impartial third party.
Mediation is voluntary and confidential.
The many benefits of Mediation may include:
Mediation increased the role of older adults in the decisions that impact their quality of life.
Mediation helps older adults experss their emotions, preferences and concerns
during decision making.
Improves understanding between older adults and the important people in their lives.
Provides an alternative to litigation.
Jim Hildreth is a Sonora, CA Mediator who serves as a Mediator on the Superior Court of Amador,Calaveras, Merced and Alameda Counties and conducts private Mediations.
and spirtual issues. Elder Mediation is often multi-issue, multi-parties
and multi-generational.
The Arnold resident makes the transition from a ranch house with acreage
and a home filled with memories, the loss of his wife and a move to Sonora,
closer to medical needs and less snow.
The long term Bay Area residents move to Sonora, following their long time
dreams of a countryhome and the "Golden Years" only to be faced with mounting medical
issues, a death of a spouse and being served a pre-foreclosure notice.
At age 85 this World War Veteran feels shame and confusion.
Mom lives in Columbia and is comfortable in her single wide mobile, she is served
locally with Meals on Wheels. She needs assistance in her daily living needs, her son lives in Southern California and has been laid off, making it difficult to assist and visit his mother.
Toulumne County and Sonora have many support systems in place for our seniors however many
mediation partisipants come to a mediation with limited knowledge of the resources available.
Elder Mediation allows a "Neutral" to address concerns of medical, nutrition, safety and day to day needs of paying bills, transportation, social security, the pain and depression of loss of a loveone.
In one recent Sonora conflict, the accusation of sexual harrasment and in multiple other disputes was missing funds from a care giver.
Today it is common to see real estate disputes, such a Foreclosure, Short Sales, Loan Modifications, Landlord-Tenant Disputes and Homeowner Associations
conflicts.
Mediation is a way for people in conflict to talk together, with the help of an impartial third party.
Mediation is voluntary and confidential.
The many benefits of Mediation may include:
Mediation increased the role of older adults in the decisions that impact their quality of life.
Mediation helps older adults experss their emotions, preferences and concerns
during decision making.
Improves understanding between older adults and the important people in their lives.
Provides an alternative to litigation.
Jim Hildreth is a Sonora, CA Mediator who serves as a Mediator on the Superior Court of Amador,Calaveras, Merced and Alameda Counties and conducts private Mediations.
John F Kennedy University
Jim W Hildreth Mediator completed 9 hours of continuing education on Elder Mediation on the California campus of John F kennedy University in Pleasant Hill.
Elder Mediation involves conflicts with Older Adults.
Elder Mediation involves conflicts with Older Adults.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Alameda County Bar Association
Jim W Hildreth, Real Estate Mediator completed continuing education at the Alameda County Bar Association. The program was Arbitrating and Mediating Real Estate Disputes.
The class was taught by Attorney's Matthew Webb, Jeffery Allen & Marge Gibson experts in real estate & business law and Alternative Dispute Resolution ADR.
The class was taught by Attorney's Matthew Webb, Jeffery Allen & Marge Gibson experts in real estate & business law and Alternative Dispute Resolution ADR.
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