Our guest today is well-respected mediator Sharon Corsentino, who is here to tell us what mediation is and how it can help people in the middle of a divorce. SharonCorsentino.com
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About Sharon Corsentino:
Sharon Corsentino is a Credentialed Distinguished Mediator by the Texas Mediator Credentialing Association. Prior to starting her dedicated mediation practice in 2016, Sharon practiced collaborative law and also litigated complex family law, probate, and guardianship cases.
Sharon is passionate about taking a non-adversarial approach to legal matters to help empower people to make their own decisions, rather than having a court make decisions for them that don’t meet their goals and interests. Recognizing the value of allowing parties to craft their own settlements to meet their specific needs, Sharon’s approach generally results in unique settlements that address the interests and concerns of all parties.
Sharon completed the 40-hour civil mediation and 24-hour family law mediation training in 2008, the required 4-hour domestic violence training in 2017, and regularly attends seminars and conferences focusing on alternative dispute resolution techniques as both a participant and a presenter. She is licensed to practice in Texas state courts, in the federal district courts for the Northern and Eastern Districts of Texas, and the Supreme Court of the United States.
Sharon’s dedication to alternative dispute resolution is reflected in her involvement in numerous professional organizations and volunteer activities. She has served on the board of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Section of the Dallas Bar Association since 2019 and was the section chair in 2020. Sharon regularly volunteers as a mediator for the Denton County Alternative Dispute Resolution Program and the Dallas County Dispute Resolution Center. In addition to volunteering as a mediator, Sharon has served as a judge for law school mock mediation competitions both at a regional and national level.
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