MOORE MEDIATION SERVICE · A DIVISION OF THE MOORE ROYAL FAMILY LLC
Professional Civil Mediation Services in Georgia
A dispute does not have to become a lawsuit. Moore Mediation Service helps individuals, families, and businesses resolve conflict through a structured, confidential process led by a Georgia-registered civil mediator — faster, more privately, and at a fraction of the cost of going to court.
Registered Civil Mediator — State of Georgia
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
A Division of The Moore Royal Family LLC
I Help With
Seven areas of practice, one steady process. If your dispute fits one of these categories, mediation can resolve it without a courtroom.
Civil Disputes
Everyday civil disagreements — between neighbors, consumers, or private parties — that need a neutral setting and a clear path forward.
Contract Disputes
When an agreement breaks down over payment, scope, or deadlines, mediation gets both sides back to the table and focused on workable terms.
Business Disputes
Partner, vendor, and client conflicts resolved directly — without damaging the business relationships you still need.
Property Disputes
Boundary lines, landlord-tenant matters, and property disagreements handled calmly and practically.
Small Claims Matters
Disputes headed for small claims court — or already there — resolved in hours instead of months.
Pre-Litigation Mediation
A structured conversation before anyone files. Often the fastest and least expensive way to settle.
Court-Annexed / Referred Mediation
For parties ordered or referred to mediation by a Georgia court: a compliant, neutral forum for reaching resolution.
How Mediation Works
A clear process from first call to final agreement.
1
Reach Out
Call or book online. We will discuss the dispute, the parties involved, and whether mediation is the right next step.
2
Prepare
We schedule the session, confirm who needs to attend, and settle the format — in person in metro Atlanta or by video across Georgia.
3
Mediate
Each side is heard. Issues are narrowed, options are tested, and private caucuses keep the conversation productive.
4
Resolve
If you reach an agreement, the terms are written down and signed — a clear outcome everyone understands.
Why Mediation
Why more Georgians are choosing mediation over court.
Confidential
What is said in mediation stays in mediation. No public filings, no courtroom audience, no permanent record.
Faster and Less Costly
Most disputes resolve in a single half-day or full-day session — not after months of motions, discovery, and court dates.
You Stay in Control
No judge hands down a decision. Any agreement is one both sides helped shape — and can actually live with.
Meet Your Mediator
Telogia Moore, CISA — Georgia-Registered Civil Mediator
Telogia Moore is the founder and chief executive of The Moore Royal Family LLC and a registered civil mediator with the Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution. A Service-Disabled Veteran, he brings discipline, structure, and calm to every mediation.
As your mediator, his role is simple: stay neutral, keep the conversation productive, and help both sides find a resolution they can live with.
Straightforward Pricing
One clear rate structure. No hidden fees — the rate, format, and logistics are agreed before your session.
Half-Day (4 Hours)
$200
per hour, per party
Total for 4 hours: $800 per party
Full-Day (8 Hours)
$150
per hour, per party
Total for 8 hours: $1,200 per party
Frequently Asked Questions
What is mediation?
Mediation is a structured negotiation guided by a neutral third party. The mediator does not decide the outcome — you do. The process is confidential, voluntary, and focused on finding practical solutions.
Is mediation confidential?
Yes. Mediation is a private process. What is discussed in the session cannot be used in court, and the mediator cannot be called as a witness.
Do I need a lawyer to mediate?
No. Many people mediate without a lawyer, and the process is designed to work without one. You are welcome to have a lawyer present or consult one before signing any agreement.
How long does mediation take?
Sessions are scheduled as a half day (4 hours) or a full day (8 hours). Most disputes resolve in a single session.
What does mediation cost?
A half-day session (4 hours) is $200 per hour per party, and a full-day session (8 hours) is $150 per hour per party. The rate is agreed before your session — no hidden fees.
What if we do not reach an agreement?
Then you are no worse off than before. Nothing said in mediation can be used against you, and you keep all your legal options.
Ready to resolve your dispute?
Do not let a dispute drag on for months. Book a confidential mediation session today — in person in metro Atlanta or by video across Georgia.
Or call 470-829-9231