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Constructive Mediation and Family Conflict Resolution
Lisa Mayfield, J.D. is a dedicated family mediator and legal professional based in Salem, Oregon. With a focus on resolving family disputes outside of the adversarial courtroom setting, Lisa Mayfield offers a compassionate and practical alternative to traditional litigation. As a law-trained mediator with a Juris Doctorate, she possesses a deep understanding of Oregon’s family law system, yet she chooses to use her expertise to foster agreement rather than conflict. Her practice is built on the belief that families are best served when they retain control over their own decisions. Whether navigating a divorce, establishing a parenting plan, or resolving financial disagreements, Lisa provides a structured, neutral environment where parties can communicate effectively and reach durable settlements. Her services are particularly valuable for those seeking a ‘humane, informed, and affordable’ resolution to their legal matters.
Mediation Services
Lisa Mayfield specializes in facilitating conversations that lead to binding agreements, helping families move forward with dignity.
- Divorce Mediation: Serving as a neutral third party, Lisa helps separating couples negotiate the terms of their divorce, including asset division, debt allocation, and spousal support. This process is often significantly less expensive and faster than going to trial.
- Custody and Parenting Plans: Lisa works with parents to craft detailed and realistic parenting plans that prioritize the well-being of the children. Her goal is to help parents build a cooperative co-parenting relationship for the future.
- Family Dispute Resolution: Beyond divorce, she assists families in resolving other conflicts, such as elder care decisions, estate disputes, or disagreements between family members.
- Legal Information vs. Advice: As a mediator, Lisa provides neutral legal information to help parties understand the law and the court process, empowering them to make informed choices without taking sides.
Why Choose Mediation?
Mediation with Lisa Mayfield offers several distinct advantages. It is a confidential process, keeping private family matters out of the public court record. It allows for creative solutions that a judge might not be able to order. Most importantly, it reduces the emotional toll of litigation, protecting children and family relationships from the scorching earth of a courtroom battle. Lisa’s background as an attorney ensures that the resulting agreements are legally sound and comprehensive, ready to be formalized by the courts. She is known for her patience, empathy, and ability to de-escalate high-conflict situations.
Waterfront Location
Lisa Mayfield’s office is located in the Water Street commercial district, overlooking the Willamette River. The office at 1505 Water St NE is situated in a professional building that houses various therapeutic and business services. This serene location, away from the courthouse, helps set a calm tone for mediation sessions.
Conflict is inevitable, but combat is optional. Mediation provides a path for families to resolve their differences with respect and self-determination.
If you are looking for a way to resolve your family legal issues without the stress and expense of a court battle, contact Lisa Mayfield, J.D. today to discuss how mediation can work for you.
Specializing In
Divorce Mediation, Family Dispute Resolution, Parenting Plans, Collaborative Law
Address & Location
1505 Water St NE, Salem, OR 97301
Building Location
The office is located in a multi-tenant office building on Water St NE, offering views of the Willamette River. It is situated north of downtown Salem.
Suite Access
Access is via the main building entrance. The building has elevator access to upper floors.
Parking Details
On-site parking is available for visitors in the building’s lot.
Public Transit
Served by Cherriots bus lines. Stops are available on nearby streets such as Broadway St NE.
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