PROBATE & ESTATE MATTERS
Make room for thoughtful decisions when family history and estate matters are closely intertwined.
- Wills and estate distribution
- Executor and fiduciary concerns
- Guardianship and family property
BALANCING PERSPECTIVES. BUILDING SOLUTIONS.
PROFESSIONAL MEDIATION.
PRACTICAL RESOLUTION.
A structured, impartial approach to resolving complex disputes.
Evone Freeman works with individuals, families, businesses, and counsel to clarify the issues, evaluate options, and pursue mutually acceptable agreements.
VIRTUAL & HYBRID MEDIATION
A neutral perspectiveRoom for every voicePractical problem-solvingDecisions that remain yours
WHERE WE CAN HELP
FOCUSED SUPPORT FOR
COMPLEX DISPUTES.
Regency Mediation brings a measured, solutions-focused process to legal, business, community, and family disputes.
CIVIL DISPUTES
Explore practical options for resolving disagreements over business, property, and financial matters.
- Contracts and business disputes
- Property and boundary issues
- Landlord-tenant and collection matters
DOMESTIC & FAMILY MATTERS
Work toward arrangements that take each person’s needs seriously and help families move forward.
- Separation and divorce-related issues
- Parenting plans and schedules
- Property, debt, and modifications
HOA & COMMUNITY
Find a workable path through association and homeowner disagreements, while keeping future relationships in view.
- Covenants, assessments, and fines
- Property use and architectural disputes
- Board and neighbor communication
YOUR MEDIATOR
IMPARTIAL GUIDANCE.
PURPOSEFUL DIALOGUE.
Evone Freeman
Mediator · Regency Mediation LLC
A disciplined process. Respect for every perspective.
Evone Freeman facilitates constructive dialogue with careful listening, focused questions, and practical problem-solving. Her approach gives each participant the opportunity to explain their position, understand the issues, and assess potential solutions.
As a neutral mediator, she helps participants identify shared interests, consider options, and work toward an agreement they can both accept. The decisions remain with you.
Discuss your matter with EvoneA CLEARER PATH FORWARD
A STRUCTURED PATH
TOWARD RESOLUTION.
Each engagement begins with an understanding of the matter, the participants, and the format best suited to a productive session.
REQUEST MEDIATION
Share the basics of your matter, who is involved, and your preferred dates. We’ll discuss availability, format, and next steps.
IDENTIFY ISSUES & EXPLORE OPTIONS
Evone guides a focused discussion of the issues and possible solutions. Private conversations are available when they help the process.
EVALUATE POTENTIAL AGREEMENT
Consider realistic options and decide together what you can agree to. Any resolution is yours to accept; no outcome is imposed.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
UNDERSTANDING
THE PROCESS.
Key information for participants
and referring professionals.
Does the mediator decide who is right?
No. Evone facilitates the conversation and helps you explore solutions. She does not represent either side or impose a decision. You choose whether to agree.
Can we meet virtually?
Yes. Virtual and hybrid mediation formats are available. Contact Regency to discuss the arrangements for your matter.
Is mediation confidential?
Mediation is designed to be confidential, subject to applicable law and court rules. The process and its limits can be discussed before your session.
Do we have to be in the same room?
Not necessarily. Separate conversations with the mediator can help when meeting together is difficult or unproductive. The format can be discussed in advance.
Can my attorney participate?
Yes. Attorneys can participate. Regency provides mediation services, not legal advice; independent counsel can help you evaluate your rights and options.
What if we don’t reach an agreement?
An agreement is never guaranteed or required. If a resolution is not reached, you can discuss your available next steps with independent legal counsel.
How long will mediation take?
The time needed depends on the issues and the participants. Scheduling and the anticipated session length can be discussed when you inquire.
MEDIATION INQUIRIES
DISCUSS YOUR
MEDIATION NEEDS.
Provide a brief overview of your matter to discuss
availability, session format, and next steps.
