Bridging disagreement and finding solutions
Mediating Divorce, Parenting Plans, and Workplace Cases
Parenting
Parenting plans, custody, visitation, parental rights, and post-judgment modifications.
Divorce
Property division, spousal support, child support, parenting arrangements, and settlement agreements.
Workplace
Employment disputes, wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, wage and hour claims, and workplace conflict.
Landlord/Tenant
Lease disputes, security deposits, repairs and maintenance, rent issues, evictions, and property damage.
Intellectual Property
Copyright, trademark, licensing, ownership, infringement, and creative works disputes.
“Rule 31 Listed” Mediator – A “Rule 31 Mediator is a person qualified by the Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission (ADRC) as a mediator, pursuant to Section 14 of this Rule, who has complied with all applicable renewal listing and continuing education requirements and is approved by the ADRC of Tennessee to conduct Court-Ordered Mediations.
Save money by avoiding costly attorneys, litigation, and discovery. Mediation may cost between $350 and $800 whereas Forbes Magazine has calculated the average cost of a litigated divorce at $15,000 to $30,000+.
Maintain your privacy with total confidentiality. The confidentiality of mediation is protected by provisions clearly written into state law as well as the mediator’s obligation and commitment to professional ethics.
Save months and even years of valuable time. Mediation may be completed in hours or days whereas the typical litigated divorce can take 3 to 24 months with the average being 17.6 months according to a survey conducted by NOLO.com, the Internet’s leading legal website.
Online Mediation Available!
Settle conflicts from the comfort of your home or office.
No Travel Time or Expenses | Increased Scheduling Flexibility | Geographic Freedom
I recently used the mediation services of Charles A. Hill in my divorce and was very pleased with his expertise. His professionalism and courtesy were outstanding, and his masterful skill at communicating with my ex-wife’s attorney was much appreciated. I would strongly recommend Mr. Hill to anyone needing mediation services.
Jim Coffer
President – The Realty Association
Nashville, TN January, 2026
Chuck instantly took away all fear and tension that I felt going into mediation. The energy was calm and positive when I had expected it to be tense and awkward. He was professional and efficient, but more importantly, caring and patient. It felt like he really cared about what was best for my son, which made it easier for us to come to mutual agreement. Chuck is the first mediator I would recommend!
Caprese C. – Divorce Client
Nashville, TN
Frequently Asked Questions
How successful is mediation compared to going to court?
Mediation is 70-80% successful in divorce cases. Both parties walk away with a “win” rather than a court-imposed “loss.”
Does mediation cost less than a lawyer or court?
My fee is far less than the cost of litigation. Most mediations cost less than $1,000 while litigation can easily exceed $15,000.
Is a mediation agreement legally binding?
A mediation agreement is binding and enforceable when it becomes part of a court order.
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