Your Path to
Resolution Starts Here

We help families and individuals find clarity, closure, and common ground. Our experienced mediators guide you through calm, professional resolution — in person or virtually.

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Why Scottsdale Mediation Group?

Trusted. Tailored. Resolution-focused.

Trusted Experience

Certified mediators with decades of combined expertise guiding families through complex legal matters.

Private & Personalized

Tailored mediation with complete confidentiality. We prioritize clarity, compassion, and respect.

Efficient Resolution

Resolve matters faster than litigation — with less conflict, more control, and greater peace of mind.

How Mediation Works

A clear and compassionate path to resolution

1
Initial Inquiry

Contact us to discuss your situation and whether mediation is right for you.

2
Introductory Call

We'll explain the process, timeline, and how we can help — no obligation.

3
Agreement to Mediate

A custom mediation agreement ensures all parties are aligned and ready.

4
Mediation Sessions

Work through the issues at your pace — in person or virtually — with expert guidance.

5
Resolution & Closure

Finalize agreements and move forward with clarity and confidence.

A Collaborative Approach to Resolution

We bring together Arizona's most trusted mediation professionals under one roof.

Scottsdale Mediation Group was founded to offer families a better path — one built on collaboration, not conflict. Our team combines deep legal knowledge with a compassionate, settlement-focused approach.

You're not just getting one perspective — you're getting a full-spectrum team designed to resolve even the most complex family matters with clarity and care.

Scottsdale Mediation Team

What Clients Are Saying

Real stories from families we've helped.

"Our mediator truly listened to both sides. We walked away with a real plan and peace of mind."

— Sarah J., Divorce Mediation

"The process was calm, fair, and far less stressful than we imagined."

— T. R., Parenting Plan

"I never thought we'd reach agreement — but we did. Thank you for your guidance and patience."

— M. K., Custody Mediation

Meet Your Mediators

Trusted professionals guiding families with clarity and care.

Tracey Van Wickler

Tracey Van Wickler

Attorney, Mediator, Judge Pro Tem & Conflict Resolution Specialist

Tracey brings over two decades of legal experience to her mediation practice, having served as a practicing attorney, mediator, and Judge Pro Tem in family law matters.

Tracey brings a thoughtful, client-centered approach to every mediation session. With deep experience in family law and dispute resolution, Tracey helps parties navigate divorce, custody, and co-parenting matters with clarity and care. Her collaborative style creates a safe space for productive dialogue, helping all parties find common ground and build lasting agreements.

Nicole Siqueiros-Stoutner

Nicole Siqueiros-Stoutner

Attorney, Mediator, Former Judicial Officer, & Specialist in Conflict Resolution

Nicole is a trained mediator, attorney, former judicial officer, and conflict resolution specialist with nearly two decades of experience. She brings a practical, solution-focused approach combining legal insight, judicial experience, and a deep understanding of family dynamics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to help you feel confident about choosing mediation.

Mediation is a collaborative process where a neutral third party helps both sides reach a mutual agreement. Litigation is an adversarial court process decided by a judge. Mediation is typically faster, less stressful, and gives you more control over the outcome.

No. A lawyer is not required to participate in mediation. However, some clients choose to consult an attorney before or after the process to review agreements or understand their rights.

Most mediations resolve within 2–4 sessions, depending on complexity and cooperation. Some matters can be resolved in a single session.

Yes. Once an agreement is reached and documented, it can be submitted to the court and made legally binding — especially in divorce, custody, and parenting matters.

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