Choosing the Best Mediation Approach with The Tabo Law Firm

November 5, 2024

At The Tabo Law Firm, we often hear the question: “Is it better to attend child custody mediation in person or via Zoom?” With Sacramento and many surrounding counties now offering remote appearances, we understand this choice can feel daunting.


The truth is, the method you choose doesn’t significantly impact the outcome. What matters most is your comfort level. Some clients thrive in an in-person setting, feeling empowered to express themselves face-to-face. Others prefer the ease and privacy of a remote appearance, finding it helps them to engage more openly.


Ultimately, the best choice is the one that makes you feel comfortable and confident. At The Tabo Law Firm, we’re here to guide you through this process, no matter how you choose to attend.


Ready to take the next step? Call us today at (916) 866-8856.



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