Grace by BBT™ serves clients through two separate operational tracks. Select the pathway matching how your matter enters mediation.
Private Mediation — “I am contacting Grace directly.”
Court-Referred Mediation — “A court or ADR program referred my matter.”
Designed for individuals, families, co-parents, attorneys, employers, and organizations who choose Grace directly. Occurs before litigation, during an active case, or without any court involvement.
Governed by specific court orders or court-connected ADR program rules. Mandated procedures, reporting guidelines, and fee schedules differ significantly from private services.
Private Client Workflow
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View Pricing
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Free Consultation
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Complete Intake
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Confirm Agreement
Review transparent private rates and service package descriptions online.
Schedule a 15-minute consultation to discuss goals and suitability.
Submit confidential intake forms and screening materials.
Review and sign the formal Grace service agreement.
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Pay Deposit
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Schedule Sessions
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Participate
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Identify Steps
Submit the required initial deposit or package retainage fee.
Coordinate mutually agreeable session dates across all parties.
Engage in structured, confidential mediation dialogues.
Document written agreements or establish constructive next steps.
Private Rates & Packages
Private pricing applies solely to direct private services. All multi-party engagements require preliminary screening before scheduling.
Single Session Mediation
Multi-Party Intake & Session
Comprehensive Resolution
Ideal for focused individual disputes or two-party conflicts requiring targeted structured resolution.
Comprehensive multi-party screening, separate consultation calls, structured mediation, and draft agreement summary.
Multi-session package for complex family, parenting plan, or organizational conflict management.
Grace’s Role as Neutral Mediator
Grace operates strictly as an impartial neutral facilitator. Grace does not represent either party, provide legal advice, decide who is right or wrong, guarantee settlement, replace a judge, or force an agreement.
Court-Referred Fee & Policy Notice
Court-referred mediation does not automatically use Grace by BBT™ private pricing. Fees, payment responsibilities, scheduling requirements, confidentiality rules, attorney participation, and reporting requirements may be determined by the referring court or ADR program.
Court Program Jurisdictions
Grace serves court-connected matters across several jurisdictions. Specific program rules, free hour mandates, and fee schedules vary by court, county, judicial district, and case type.
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Circuit and District court ADR referrals follow county-specific court orders and local program guidelines.
Presumptive ADR and court-annexed mediation mandates adhere to specific judicial district rules.
Statewide complementary dispute resolution program guidelines govern session duration and fee allocations.
Multi-Door Dispute Resolution Division and Superior Court referral procedures dictate party participation.
Required Court Referral Documents
Court-referred clients must provide their court name, case number, case caption, referral or mediation order, attorney information, court deadlines, hearing dates, and instructions received from the court.
Seeking Private Mediation?
Referred by a Court?
Connect with Grace directly to arrange preliminary intake and schedule your initial 15-minute consultation.
Submit court orders, case captions, and filing deadlines for verification under program protocols.