CALM Dispute Firm, LLC

10/31/2025

Think of it like life insurance. You don’t buy a policy because you expect something tragic to happen tomorrow—you buy it because you care deeply about protecting your loved ones no matter what.

Narrative Mediation works the same way. It’s not about predicting conflict—it’s about honoring your child’s future with the same intentionality you’d use to protect their college fund or health coverage.

Because love isn’t just what you feel.
It’s what you plan for.

10/03/2025

NEW SERVICE: Co-Parenting with Your Child in Mind
You don’t need to break up to plan wisely.

Are you in a relationship where BOTH of you want to raise your child with clarity, fairness, and shared values?
Then don’t wait until conflict invites lawyers and Family Court officials into your lives.

At CALM Dispute Firm, we offer Narrative Mediation—a powerful, proactive process that helps co-parents create a legally sound parenting agreement fully in compliance with state ADR rules concerning the use of mediation. We want to help you mutually agree before things get messy.

Why now?

Because your child’s financial and emotional stability shouldn’t be left to chance, co-parenting decisions fueled by displaced emotion and court orders that leave you and your family in a more complex situation.

Our highly trained mediators guide you through a collaborative journey that most attorneys don’t offer. Together, you’ll build a parenting plan rooted in love, not litigation. This isn’t about expecting a breakup.
It’s about expecting better—for your child, your peace, and your future.

03/08/2023

Here's to the women breaking down barriers and lifting each other up, paving the way for the next generation, and creating change. You are beautiful, courageous, smart, strong, powerful, wise, and loved! 🕊️

01/16/2023

Dr. King, Jr. was a global and national advocate for social change. It was his nonviolent social change that helped form conflict resolution into what it is today. Today, we appreciate the impact Dr. King has on conflict resolution and peace studies.

Be the kind person. Be the person who wants to make a change - not just in yourself, but in your community. Be the person you want your children to emulate. Be the person to demonstrate peace in the midst of chaos.

There's enough space in this world for us to be kind to one another, to bring peace and order and unity in each other's lives. Isn't that a life to live? 🕊️

And thank you to Mrs. Coretta Scott King, as she is the reason we celebrate Dr. King today.

02/19/2021

Be honest. If there is something bothering you and disturbing your peace, be honest about how you are feeling. Be authentic, be real. It won't be easy, but it will be worth it. Your inner peace is the most valuable thing you can have. 🕊️

02/14/2021

Happy Valentine's Day! 🕊️

Showing appreciation for your partner goes a long way. For one thing, it is a way to reduce conflict. For many, appreciation and acknowledgement of their actions is all a person will need and want. Don't forget to remind the people you love that you appreciate them. Happy Valentine's Day, friends! 🕊️

01/18/2021

Honored to speak for the Presidential Inaugural Committee and Leaders Recognizing Leaders on this exemplifying achievements with this incredible panel is an understatement!

Join us! I promise you won't want to miss 😉











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12/30/2020

Enlightened means having a rational, well-informed outlook. The best gift you can giver yourself is knowing yourself, finding your identity, knowing your boundaries, trusting yourself, and loving yourself. This is not easy to do and it takes a lot of work, self-reflection, and personal growth. But it is worth it.

Knowing yourself will improve your mental health, your work relationships, friendships, and intimate relationships because you know what you are worth, you know your boundaries (what you are willing to accept or not accept), you know what you offer to others, and you know self-love and when to not give as much of yourself away to protect yourself.

No one will know you as well as you know you. 🕊️

12/29/2020

When you avoid conversations, you trade short term discomfort for long term dysfunctions. You will find that you will have more conflicts if you do not directly confront the conversation, rather than avoiding it. It is easier and better to deal with the difficult conversation than to wait until the problem escalates causing conflicts.

Approaching the difficult conversation head on will also improve your communication and create a stronger bond; meaning stronger relationships with the person you’re afraid to have the conversation with. 🕊️

12/23/2020

Change is always scary. Instead of looking at change as something scary, embrace it. Embrace change because as you change you grow; you develop you know that there is more for you on the other side.

Once you’ve reached you’re growth, you’ll find yourself tackling obstacles, finding your purpose, living your dreams, and you’ll set new goals because you know you can succeed and accomplish those goals from overcoming the change. 🕊️

12/18/2020

You are not your emotions. There is a difference between who you are and what you’re feeling. What you’re feeling is the emotion you are experiencing in this moment and it will pass. 🕊️

12/16/2020

The way we view things is important. Training our minds to ask what is this trying to teach me allows us to grow as a person. It opens our minds and makes us think how we can be our best selves.

What lesson can you take out of this moment? What you are going through will have an end date; when that end date arrives you will be stronger, wiser, more courageous, and more enlightened than you ever were before. 🕊️