Dispute Resolution Center of Montgomery County, Inc.
Categories
Mediation Service
Hours:
M- F, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Driving Directions:
The Keeshan Building is located directly across from the Courthouse on North Thompson street. Once you enter the building, you will go through security, and we are located in the hallway on your right
About Us
The Dispute Resolution Center of Montgomery County, Inc. (DRC-MC) is a non-profit, volunteer organization which provides mediation and conflict resolution training to residents, businesses, agencies and the courts.There is a paid staff of 3 and over 50 volunteers, each of whom has had a minimum of 64 classroom hours of training plus six supervised co-mediations prior to handling DRC cases. The DRC-MC was started by a committee of the Montgomery County Bar Association in conjunction with commissioner's court in 1988 and mediated its first case in 1989. It is funded partly by fees imposed on filing certain civil suits in district and County Courts at Law, partly by user fees, partly by contributions and grants, and partly by contractually defined in-kind services provided by the county. The DRC-MC's main office is located in the red brick building across the street from the Montgomery County Courthouse. Mediations are held there, as well.
Rep/Contact Info
Categories
Mediation Service
Hours:
M- F, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Driving Directions:
The Keeshan Building is located directly across from the Courthouse on North Thompson street. Once you enter the building, you will go through security, and we are located in the hallway on your right
About Us
The Dispute Resolution Center of Montgomery County, Inc. (DRC-MC) is a non-profit, volunteer organization which provides mediation and conflict resolution training to residents, businesses, agencies and the courts.There is a paid staff of 3 and over 50 volunteers, each of whom has had a minimum of 64 classroom hours of training plus six supervised co-mediations prior to handling DRC cases. The DRC-MC was started by a committee of the Montgomery County Bar Association in conjunction with commissioner's court in 1988 and mediated its first case in 1989. It is funded partly by fees imposed on filing certain civil suits in district and County Courts at Law, partly by user fees, partly by contributions and grants, and partly by contractually defined in-kind services provided by the county. The DRC-MC's main office is located in the red brick building across the street from the Montgomery County Courthouse. Mediations are held there, as well.
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