I have a Bachelor of Science in Communication (2005) and a Master of Arts in Communication (2009), with an emphasis in conflict management, psychology, and sociology. I am a family mediator and parent educator in private practice in Bellevue, Nebraska. 

Shurie R. Graeve graduated from Creighton University School of Law and was admitted to the Nebraska bar in 1994. She is an approved mediator through the Nebraska Supreme Court and has participated in study and practice of alternative dispute resolution since 1994. She is engaged in the private practice of mediation at Graeve Law & Mediation, L.L.C. and affiliated with the Douglas County District Court Concilliation and Mediation Office and the Concord Mediation Center.

I have practiced law in Nebraska since 1995, with the majority of my time having been spent on family law, probate, real estate and business law. Twenty-five years and hundreds of trials convinced me that mediation is possible, and preferable, to litigation in many case. My legal training and trial experience enhance my abilities as a mediator. I spend about half of each month in west central Nebraska and half of each month in eastern Nebraska. I conduct in person mediations and video-conference/Zoom mediations. changed to I have practiced law in Nebraska since 1995, with the majority of my time having been spent on family law, probate, real estate and business law. Twenty-five years and hundreds of trials convinced me that mediation is possible, and preferable, to litigation in many cases. My legal training and trial experience enhance my abilities as a mediator. I spend about half of each month in west central Nebraska and half of each month in eastern Nebraska. I conduct in person mediations and video-conference/Zoom mediations.

We assist families with amicable or "DIY" divorces. With the self-help packets available at https://supremecourt.nebraska.gov/self-help, many families choose to navigate their divorce with limited attorney involvement. After 25 years as a family law attorney/litigator, I changed my practice to family mediation, a positive problem-solving option to avoid litigation. As a mediator who is a licensed attorney, I assist families as a neutral and assist them in their efforts to resolve matters without the need for Court intervention. We mediate Parenting Plans, Financial Plans (including child support), and Property Settlement Agreements. We also provide a wide range of family-related mediation services, including guardianships, wills and estates, paternity, modifications or parenting plans and child support, and more.. See more @ mkhansenlaw.com.

In 2004, Natalie received her Juris Doctorate Degree from the College of Law at the University of Nebraska. While in Law School, Natalie was active in the Woman’s Law Caucus and completed a concentration in litigation studies. Following graduation from law school, Natalie spent two years in the general practice of law with a law firm in Pella, Iowa. During those two years, Natalie concentrated her practice to the areas of family and juvenile law. Natalie returned to Lincoln and joined her current law firm in May 2006. She is licensed to practice in Nebraska and concentrates on matters involving family law and appellate litigation. Natalie is active with the Nebraska Bar Association and is the Chair of the Family Law Section.

I am an attorney and graduated from Nebraska School of Law with a concentration in Alternative Dispute Resolution. I have mediated in several areas, including parenting plans, medical malpractice, mortgage defaults, and small claims. 

I have been an educator for more than two decades.   I have a master's degree in school administration and a master's degree in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, both from Creighton University.  I completed my apprenticeship at Concord Mediation Center and am primarily interested in family mediation and restorative practices with youth offenders. I am a big believer in these peace building processes as essential elements in effective navigation of conflict. 

Andrew Hill received his basic mediation certificate in October 2022 and his family mediation certificate in November 2022. He is also a licensed attorney. 

I, David Christopher Holcomb (Date of Birth: April 12, 1975), am a Nebraska Supreme Court approved 4.3 S.A.D.R. Nebraska mediator & licensed attorney practicing law in the State of Nebraska at:1120 South 118 Street, Omaha Nebraska 68144, United States of America. I have been a Nebraska Supreme Court approved 4.3 S.A.D.R. Nebraska mediator for over 18 years. I earned my Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology & I have been a therapist providing Pro Bono Counseling services & consultations to select clients over the past 18 years. My mediation services are stellar, & my success working with clients in mediation is outstanding! I approach all client's family mediations & "Parenting Act" mediations impartially, kindly & sincerely-& I look forward to speaking with you! Please take notice that as of October 2020, I also offer private mediation & litigation mediation. My direct contact number is: 402-905-1366. Call 402-905-1366 to schedule your mediation today. WWW.DAVIDCHRISTOPHERHOLCOMB.COM 

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As a retired Lincoln Public School Administrator and teacher, my past roles provided many opportunities to act as an unbiased third party; which included using listening skills, probing to uncover facts, facilitating problem solving, maintaining confidentiality, and writing a variety of plans. While participating in Family Mediation, there have been a variety of decisions for the Parenting Plans that naturally revolve around school. I have a high comfort level for asking questions and doing reality testing in order to have a plan that is best for the children in the family. I have appreciated the three Supervising Mediators that worked with me during my apprenticeship experience. They provided great modeling of co-mediation skills and valuable feedback to me. I believe this experience confirmed that mediation at The Mediation Center is important and something I am committed to doing. 

David A. Hubbard, J.D. is the Director of the Conciliation Court for Douglas County District Court in Omaha Nebraska. As Director, David facilitates and mediates Parenting Plans and Parenting Plan modifications, teaches parenting education classes and advanced mediator workshops. Additionally, David provides Restorative Justice processes, facilitating Victim Offender Dialogues for the District Court’s Young Adult Court and Veteran’s Treatment Court.
 

Previously, in 2003, David was approved as a Douglas County District Court Local Rule 4.3(E) panel mediator, and then as a federal mediator by the United States District Court. In February of 2004 David was designated as a Master Mediator by the Nebraska Justice Center. From 2005 to 2017 David served as the Director of Facilitation and Training at The Mediation Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.

These experiences provided opportunities to teach at The Werner Institute at Creighton Law School, University of Nebraska at Omaha, Nebraska Supreme Court’s Office of Dispute Resolution, Nebraska Mediation Association, Nebraska State and American Bar Associations. From 2005 through 2017 David team taught the 4 credit hour mediation class and later taught family mediation as an adjunct professor at the University Of Nebraska College Of Law.

I have continuously utilized negotiation/mediation through my professional and volunteer careers as a certified visual art instructor, guidance counselor, and behavior specialist.  I love working with students prekindergarten through higher-ed and their parents, teachers, and administrators in collaborative and conflict resolution scenarios.  Training in basic and family mediation was completed the fall of 2016.  I affiliated with the Mediation Center in Lincoln in 2017.  It is exciting and satisfying to see clients, through mediation support, use their best decision making skills to benefit their children during the emotional time of separation and/or divorce.  My ability to aid clients in re-framing their feelings and frustrations into non-threatening statements, assists them in seeing perspectives and emotions beyond their own.  This approach is effective for me in mediating parenting plans, restorative justice sessions, and extended family conflicts.

I have been a family law attorney practicing in Nebraska since 1996. I have completed the Basic mediation training, Parenting Act mediation training and SADR training. I have also completed my apprentice requirements at The Mediation Center in Lincoln.

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I am an attorney mediator in Central Nebraska and am affiliated with Central Mediation Center in Kearney.

In addition to completing the Family Mediation Training, I am a licensed attorney and practice family law exclusively. As such, I have familiarity with the Parenting Act and the complex issues that are involved in many custody disputes. I am also a member of the Nebraska Association of Collaborative Professionals. Further, prior to attending law school, I worked as a social worker, which also helped me gain experience in dealing with family conflict.

I have been with The Resolution Center since September of 2022. I am currently the specialized case-manager for the organization. Prior to beginning my career in mediation, I was a high-risk juvenile probation officer for the State of Nebraska from 2015-2022. While with the State, I was a trainer for Motivational Interviewing as well as Verbal De-escalation. These proficiencies bring a unique skillset for conflict resolution. I have an associate degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing, a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, a Certificate in Life Stages and Events, and completed all coursework for a Master of Arts in Counseling. 

I am a licensed Nebraska attorney focusing primarily on domestic relations matters, and have been practicing since 2004. I have taken the Basic and Parenting Act Mediation training seminars offered by the Nebraska Mediation Center, and am Specialized-ADR trained to work with families in high-conflict cases, and those involving domestic abuse or violence.

Resident of Omaha working in the commodity space for the past 16 years.  Attorney with a degree from Creighton University School of Law.  Experienced parenting plan mediator.  SADR trained.

I am an attorney in Gothenburg with over 13 years of experience, primarily in the area of employment law, but also estate planning, juvenile, family and adoptions. Since taking the basic mediation (2011), family mediation (2012), and specialized alternative dispute resolution training (2013), I have mediated cases through the Central Mediation Center in Kearney, as well as through private practice. For more information, please see my website: www.jorgensonlaw.com.

I am in my first year of mediation and have mediated in small claims cases, parenting plan cases and restorative justice mediations.

I also practice as an attorney in Juvenile Court. Prior to opening my practice I facilitated treatment teams in Douglas and Sarpy County for four years. 

Executive Director, The Mediation Center Trained in Basic, Family, High Conflict/Domestic Violence and Juvenile Justice mediation and Family Group Conferencing. Approved teacher of Parent Act Parenting Classes. Over 1000 cases of mediation and facilitation experience.

http://www.themediationcenter.org/

Andrew Karr is currently the Mediation Program Coordinator at Concord Mediation Center (hereinafter CMC). A proud graduate of Creighton University School of Law with a master’s degree in Negotiations and Conflict Resolution. Andrew was inspired to pursue a career in mediation and conflict resolution while discussing his future with his professor at the Nuremberg Summer Program (N2H). Andrew has been employed with CMC for six years helping low-income individuals resolve conflictual matters. Specializing in high conflict mediations, Andrew uses that experience to identify positions and issues of conflict, assist parties with developing options to remedy said conflict, and draft an agreement holding the parties accountable for maintaining resolution. Andrew also mediates corporate, special education, elder care, child welfare, employment, and community disputes.  

I am a paralegal specializing in family law and have worked for private law firms for 45 years. I received basic mediation training and family mediation training in 1998 through the Office of Dispute Resolution. I do high conflict mediation, and completed specialized alternative dispute resolution through ODR in 2008. I am affiliated with the Douglas County Conciliation Office and mediate Parenting Plans and other family law issues for parties in Douglas and Sarpy Counties.

I am a licensed attorney and mediator. I graduated from the University of Nebraska College of Law in 2011 and received my mediation license in December 2009. I practice mostly in family and juvenile areas of law and primarily mediate cases in that realm. I became an approved SADR mediator in June 2016.

With a Masters Degree in Human Relations and an emphasis in counseling, Debra is a Licensed Mental Health Practitioner, a Certified Professional Counselor, and a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor who has worked in these fields for nearly 25 years. During this time, a special focus has been working with couples experiencing conflict. Her formal career as a mediator began in 1998 with Basic Mediation training, then shortly thereafter with Family Mediation and Family Group Conferencing. She has been trained in Specialized Alternative Dispute Resolution (SADR) mediation; Domestic Violence Prevention; Child Support Calculation and numerous other training workshops.

Dacia began mediating at The Mediation Center in 2016. Since then, she has worked on a variety of cases, including: small claims; pre-hearing conferences; restorative justice; and family group conferences. To date, her focus has been primarily on cases associated with child welfare.

Professionally, Dacia now works as a legislative lobbyist. From 2002 through 2011, Dacia worked on state issues at the Greater Omaha Chamber. Following her work at the Omaha Chamber, she was appointed Deputy Director of the Department of Administrative Services; a position she held for three years. In 2014 she was appointed to serve as Acting Director of the Department of Economic Development by then-governor Heineman.

My law practice has specialized in family law, bankruptcy, and personal injury since I began practicing in 1993. I have been a sole practitioner in Lincoln, Nebraska for over 27 years. My family law practice has included complex and significant asset disputes along with contentious custody matters. I also engage in appellate representation of clients whose cases have helped change and further define Nebraska law. In late 2020, I completed the basic mediation training and the family law training. My intention is utilize my extensive experience as a trial attorney in a mediation environment.

Jane Langan Mach is a partner at Rembolt Ludtke, where she has been practicing since 1995. She focuses primarily on family law issues, particularly complex divorce, paternity, custody, child support, and adoption matters, including mediation, trial and appellate work. Jane has been an active family law mediator for over ten years. Jane has taught Pretrial Litigation Skills and Family Law at The University of Nebraska College of Law and has in the past been a regular speaker at the Family Law Section’s annual seminar. Jane is listed in Great Plains Super Lawyers, has a perfect 10.0 rating on Avvo.com and is listed in Nebraska’s 10 Best in client satisfaction with the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys. She is active in the Nebraska State Bar Association and is well known and respected by clients, judges, court staff and her peers. A lifelong Nebraskan, Jane lives in Lincoln with her husband Jeff; they have five children.  

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Email Jane at jlanganmach@remboltlawfirm.com or her assistant, Jenn, at jburruss@remboltlawfirm.com.

I have completed the Basic Mediation Training and working to become a Parenting Act Mediator. I am a former social worker with a Master's in Social Work. I am a recent Nebraska College of Law graduate who will be sitting for the February 2019 Bar Exam. I now work for a small law firm here in Lincoln, specializing in Family and Elder law.

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Accreditation and Certificates: Basic Mediation, Nebr. Supreme Court Ofc. of Dispute Resolution, 2/09 Restorative Justice Mediation, Nebr. Supreme Court Ofc. of Dispute Resolution, 2/09 Family Mediation, Nebr. Supreme Court Ofc. of Dispute Resolution, 11/09 Nebraska Child Support Guidelines, Nebr. Mediation Center Assn., 11/09 Gang and Street Crimes Training, Ofc. of Attorney General, 9/10 Special Education Mediation/Facilitation, Nebr. Mediation Assn., 9/10 Advanced Special Education Mediation, Nebr. Mediation Assn., 3/12 Training for Trainers: Foundation Skills for Trainers, Judicial Branch Education, 3/12 Advanced Facilitation (TPR/PPR), Nebr. Supreme Court Ofc. of Dispute Resolution, 6/12 Victim Offender Conferencing, Nebr. Supreme Court Ofc. of Dispute Resolution, 10/15 Additional Training: Motivational Interviewing, Nebr. State Probation Generational Poverty, Aha Process, Inc. Evidence Based Practices, Nebr. State Probation Domestic Violence, Nebr. State Probation

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I have been mediating since 2001. Recently I took the training for Specialized Alternative Dispute Resolution in Lincoln. I have mediated cases for Central Mediation out of Kearney and for the Conflict Resolution Center out of Scottsbluff as well as private practice. I have mediated family, victim/offender, special education and facilitated family group conferences.

I graduated from Creighton Law School in 1992. l feel that serving as a mediator suites me well because of my extensive involvement in family law over the last many years. I prosecuted child support cases, served as a Guardian ad Litem, defended many delinquency and neglect cases in Douglas County Juvenile Court and practiced law for a private law firm handling divorces, bankruptcies and some criminal law cases. Although not formally termed "mediations", I have used the skill of negotiating/mediating throughout my career.

Graduated Creighton Law School 1993; bilingual (spanish); Completed Basic and Family Mediation; Completed SADR training; don't mind traveling to mediate; Member Nebraska Academy of Collaborative Professionals.

Christine Basque Malloy is a facilitator and conflict specialist based in the Omaha area. She is an affiliate mediator with the Concord Mediation Center in Omaha and the Nebraska Mediation Center in Fremont.  She completed Basic Mediation Training through Creighton University in 2010, and Family Mediation Training through the Nebraska Mediation Association in 2020.  In addition to parenting plans, her mediation experience spans from small claims court cases to relational disputes between co-workers and within families.  She is an experienced facilitator of pre-hearing conferences for families and professionals involved in child welfare cases.  She is also seasoned in victim-offender mediation, especially with youth offenders.  Christine holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from Boston College, a Master of Arts in Public History from Loyola University of Chicago, and a Graduate Certificate in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution from Creighton University.

Ann Mangiameli is the sole member and founder of Mangiameli Law Offices LLC. She has over 31 years of experience in various areas of law including civil and criminal litigation, domestic relations, juvenile court, bankruptcy, consumer defense, estate planning, guardianships of conservatorships and social security disability.

Ms. Mangiameli is licensed to practice law in the State of Nebraska, The United States District Court for the District of Nebraska and the United States District Court for the Eighth Circuit.

Ms. Mangiameli is originally from Aberdeen, South Dakota. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Northern State University where she obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business with a focus on Marketing and Management. She received her Juris Doctorate at Creighton University School of Law.

Ms. Mangiameli obtained both basic mediation training and family mediation training in 2023 and has mediated 3 cases since completing her training in April.


 

One year of Mediation, over 20 cases, civil and family

Proficient in English

Bachelor's Degree from the University of Nebraska-Omaha

Graduate of UNO- BSCJ 2008, Graduate UNL College of Law 2011, JD.  Served as a Deputy County Attorney with Douglas County Attorney's Office in the Juvenile Division from June 2013 to February 2018.  Currently in private practice working in Douglas County Juvenile Court and Sarpy County Juvenile Court working with families, children and parents involved in the child welfare system.

I am a bilingual (Spanish-English) and multicultural experienced Specialized Alternative Dispute Resolution Family Mediator. I teach the basic and second level parenting education classes for the Spanish/English speaking population in the metropolitan area in Omaha, Nebraska. I have a small consulting business and my main services are family mediation, translations, & interpretations. A great amount of my cases also include pro-Bono and/or reduced fees.

Bilingual (English and Spanish) MultiCultural.

I very much believe in the process of mediation as a highly appropriate vehicle to settle family disputes, particularly regarding fair and safe parenting plans. I have many years of experience working in a non-profit capacity with parents and their children. I also enjoy and support the process of the Family Group Conference as a pro-active and important step towards the permanency, safety and well-being of children.

Experienced mediator in the areas of divorce, custody, parenting time and property settlement; Federal EEO and FELA cases; personal injury cases. Experienced in group facilitation. Models/styles of mediation available include interest based mediation, transformative mediation and mediation with a more directive orientation. Complete resume and list of mediated cases available. Send request to amoshman@cox.net or call (402) 393-2695.

It was an honor to serve Nebraska public schools for 41 years as a teacher, coach and principal. During my work as an educator, I had opportunities to assist others with conflict resolution and the building of cohesive plans. As a mediator, I am committed to respectfully facilitating meetings where parties use their own best decision making skills to reach mutually beneficial outcomes.

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Clare affiliated with The Mediation Center in 2009 and became a staff member in 2016. She began her her time at TMC working with people in the midst of family and employment conflicts. Shortly thereafter, Clare also began teaching parenting education classes for parents experiencing divorce. When she became a staff member at TMC, Clare shifted her focus to working primarily with middle to high school aged youth who have been referred to the juvenile justice system, with Restorative Justice Dialogues as the primary objective.

Prior to working at TMC, Clare was the Family Care Coordinator at Clinton elementary school. There she worked with high-risk families, dealt with poverty issues, and taught parenting classes to students' parents, including the refugee population in the school's neighborhood. She also worked as a community educator for sexuality issues, specifically for young adults and high-risk teens.

Mediator, facilitator, circle keeper, and conflict coach- on site and virtual services

~Mediator, 13 years/492 cases mediated. Specialize in high conflict mediation/SADR. Trained in child-centered mediation by Lorri Yasenik and Jon Graham. I have mediated with/for children for 10 years and it is my passion. Aa a Parenting Act mediator it is always my goal to bring every voice to the table for family direction and reconciliation.

~2015 Restorative Justice training. Refocusing services beyond conflict decision making to creating environments where participants can restore relationships and overcome the obstacles creating their conflicts and harm.

~2019 Circle keeper training  by Kay Pranis. Conflict coach training.  These two new directions shift the focus of outreach to assisting individuals understand their strengths/weaknesses and how they are influenced by conflict. Most importantly, it gives them a voice in their circumstances/community and allows them to hear those around them.