Arrange mediationOKLAHOMA FAMILY MEDIATION
A thoughtful
path forward.
When family matters are difficult, a focused conversation can make a difference. Mediation gives you space to work through disagreements and explore practical solutions.
Respectful conversations. Informed decisions. Your family's future.
LAW FAMILY MEDIATION
Space to be heard.
Room to find common ground.
HOW MEDIATION CAN HELP
Work through the issues.
Focus on what comes next.
Every family has different concerns. Mediation offers a structured setting to discuss the details that matter to yours.
Divorce & separation
Discuss disputed issues, clarify priorities, and explore settlement options as you navigate a change in your family.
Custody & parenting plans
Work through parenting schedules, communication, and the everyday decisions involved in raising children in separate households.
Family agreements
Address ongoing disagreements or revisit arrangements when circumstances change, with attention to practical next steps.
MEET YOUR MEDIATOR
Lorena
Wensauer
Family Law Advanced Certified Paralegal
Oklahoma Certified Mediator
experience
Experience with family law.
Care for the people involved.
Lorena brings approximately 30 years of paralegal experience to her mediation practice, including extensive work in family law and courtroom and trial preparation.
She earned her NALA Certified Paralegal credential in 2005 and has completed advanced certifications, including family law, discovery, and criminal litigation. She was the first person in Oklahoma to earn NALA's Advanced Certified Paralegal credential in Family Law.
Through LAW Family Mediation, she helps parties identify their concerns, consider options, and discuss possible agreements. Her role as mediator is to remain neutral and support the conversation. The decisions belong to the parties.
A calm, organized approach to conversations that matter.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Separate sessions.
A shared opportunity to move forward.
Lorena meets with parties separately, giving each person space to discuss concerns and consider options.
01 / BEFORE MEDIATION
Prepare for the conversation
Identify the issues you want to address and gather relevant information. Session arrangements, fees, and the agreement to mediate are discussed before mediation begins.
02 / DURING MEDIATION
Be heard. Explore options.
Each party meets separately with the mediator. Lorena helps clarify concerns and, with permission, communicates proposals between the parties.
03 / NEXT STEPS
Decide what works for you
If you reach an agreement, discuss how it will be documented and what review or further action is needed. If issues remain, you can identify the next steps.
COMMON QUESTIONS
A little clarity
before you begin.
Do we have to sit in the same room?
Lorena uses separate sessions. You will have time to discuss your concerns with her individually while she helps the parties explore possible solutions.
Will the mediator decide who is right?
No. The mediator is neutral and does not make decisions for you. Each party decides whether to accept a proposed agreement.
Do I need an attorney?
You may wish to consult your attorney before mediation and before signing an agreement. Lorena does not represent either party as an attorney or provide legal advice in her role as mediator.
What should I bring?
Bring a list of the issues you want to discuss and documents relevant to those issues. The materials needed depend on your situation and can be discussed when arranging the session.
What does mediation cost?
Ask about fees, payment arrangements, and available session lengths before scheduling. These details will be discussed before you commit to mediation.
What if we do not reach an agreement?
You are not required to accept a proposal. Mediation may still help narrow the disputed issues or clarify the concerns that need further attention.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Let's make room
for a productive conversation.
For scheduling, availability, and fee information, contact LAW Family Mediation.
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