Negotiate!

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*Founded in the fall of 2006, Mediators Beyond Borders is an American nonprofit tax-exempt organization that brings together experienced volunteer mediators world-wide to improve conflict resolution capacity and support alternative approaches to expressing, negotiating and resolving interpersonal, political, economic, social, ethnic and religious differences. www.mediatorsbeyondborders.org

More info soon - Mr. Paulo Menezes is a Real Estate attorney and broker with over 17 years of experience. He hosts a weekly Portuguese television program, “Conhecendo a Lei” (Getting to Know the Law), in which he explains US and California law.

They say "good fences make good neighbors," but as a community mediator, Jacklin Mizrahi knows this isn't always the case. If you've found yourself feuding with a neighbor over a fence, tree, property line or noisy animal, listen in to learn how to negotiate and maintain good relations with your neighbors so you can continue to enjoy peace in your home and life. - Ms. Jacklin Mizrahi is both an attorney and mediator. She was the interim Program Director of the Los Angeles County Department of Consumer Affairs. She graduated from the very prestigious Pepperdine School of Law and the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution.

When conflicts arise in a neighborhood, very often people are unsure about what resources are available to them. In this show, Mrs. Kathryn Turk will inform the public about the great services that the Los Angeles County Bar Association Dispute Resolution Services offer to the community. Learn how you can use these services to help you resolve your diputes in the neighborhood and beyond. Mrs. Kathryn Turk is the Director of the West Hollywood Dispute Resolution Center of the LA County Bar Association. There are many

Are you having problems in your homeowners’ association? Are you unsure about what you can and can not do? In these tough economic times the number of conflicts in homeowners’ associations has risen. And so, more than ever before, it is imperative to learn your rights and duties. In this interview, Professor Marco Turk will say how you can maximize the benefits of having a homeowners’ association. You will learn the following: 1. The rights and duties of the property owners and the association; 2. Planned community living cooperation. 3. Management, preservation and maintenance; 4. Operation and maintenance responsibilities; 5. Land use control and property regulation (use of common areas, etc.); 6. Association fees, assessments, reserves and expenditures; 7. And much more. So tune in to www.blogtalkradio.com/negotiate at 8:00PM (PST) on Wednesday, Sept. 9th. Mr. Turk is recognized domestically and internationally as an effective consultant, trainer, educator, and ADR practitioner/scholar providing innovative approaches designed to achieve successful peaceful transformation of conflict. Professor Turk is a longstanding American Arbitration Association arbitrator, and community/ trial and appellate court mediator. He is also professor and director of the Negotiation, Conflict Resolution and Peace Building Program at Cal State Dominguez Hills

“Thousands of Americans are immersed in credit card debt and do not know how to get out of it. Learn what YOU can do to regain control over your credit card payments and your financial life from someone who helped many many people renegotiate their credit card payments. - Ms. Jacklin Mizrahi is both an attorney and mediator. She was the interim Program Director of the Los Angeles County Department of Consumer Affairs. She graduated from the very prestigious Pepperdine School of Law and the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution.

“With the crash of the real estate market, thousands of Americans are losing their houses and their American Dreams. You don’t have to be one. Learn what YOU can do to avoid foreclosure. - Mr. Paulo Menezes is a Real Estate attorney and broker with over 17 years of experience. He hosts a weekly Portuguese television program, “Conhecendo a Lei” (Getting to Know the Law), in which he explains US and California law.

“Conflict, and with it a need for negotiation, occurs in all relationships. Conflict means change, and that can come about painfully and with loss, or through constructive processes that lead to improved lives. Having mediated conflicts within families, between lovers and friends, in workplaces and voluntary organizations, I have stories to tell and skills to teach about negotiating positive solutions to even the most difficult problems.” Dr. Beth Roy is a sociologist, radical therapist, mediator, professor at the University of California, at Berkeley, and author of books about social conflict. She recently released her newest book, “41 Shots...and Counting”. Please check it out at her website - http://www.bethroy.org/