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SHANNON FAUVER AL-HINDAWY
BA
in Biology from the University of Louisville, JD from the Brandeis School of
Law. Returned Peace Corps volunteer. Has a solo practice law firm that is
geared to helping the immigrant community. Mediates family law cases.
JULIA A. ATHERTON
Financial
consultant for Senior Citizens providing information on extending resources
to cover costs of care, transferring wealth, protecting assets,
supplementing income, and remaining independent. Mediates family issues
pertaining to divorce, custody, or the elderly.
DINA ABBY BARTLETT
J.D., University of Louisville, 1989. Assistant Attorney General
handling criminal appeals from 1990 until 1999. Private practice since 1999
concentrating in representation of victims of domestic violence and sexual
assault. Areas of mediation include divorce, custody and visitation, and
other civil cases.
Al Bissmeyer
J.D.
, Fordham University 1971. Thirty years experience with two large
corporations, the last eleven in banking. Mediates a range of civil cases
including employment, ADA and family/divorce disputes.
Aline F. Blizard
J.D., University of Louisville; MBA, Harvard Business School, 1978. Eight
years experience in employee relations with GE. Five years experience
directing Student Financial Aid program at Tufts University School of
Medicine in Boston. Mediates family divorce cases, as well as small
business, employment, congregational and other civil disputes.
BILL BOHNERT
M.A., M.S.S.W. Over 30 years combined experience in the ministry,
corrections, teaching and human resources. President of Alpha Solutions, a
human resources consulting company. Mediates family/divorce and employment
disputes.
THERESA BOHR
B.S., Business Marketing, University of Louisville. Seven years experience
as the owner of small businesses and nine years as director of the Floyd
County Council for the Arts. Mediates family/divorce, civil, employment and
community cases.
WILLIAM JEROME BROWN
M Div., Pastoral Care, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Two primary
units in Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE). Seventeen years experience in
pre-marital, marriage and pastoral counseling. Mediates family/divorce
issues.
PHIL CLORE
M.A. University of Kentucky; small business owner 27 years;
Spanish teacher; drug counselor; 10 years experience in mediation for U.S.
Postal Service and Just Solutions.
ROSE COLLEY
Director of Training for JUST SOLUTIONS. M.Ed., M.S. 20 years experience in
mediation, conflict management, facilitation and organizational development
throughout the United States, Europe and Africa. Practitioner Member of the
Academy of Family Mediators. Trained in Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA) mediation through U.S. Department of Justice. Panelist with the
National Association of Securities Dealers. Actively mediating
family/divorce, ADA, employment and civil cases.
DEBORAH DEMARS CONRAD
MDiv, EdD in Leadership. More than 15 years as parish pastor, national
church administrator (Lutheran), community center director. Since 2001,
founder, pastor and executive director of UrbanSpirit, church-based retreat
and poverty-education center in the Portland neighborhood. Mediates family
and civil cases.
PAMELA WRIGHT DOHONEY
M.P.A., MA-HRM.
Mediating family/divorce, environmental, community and workplace cases, as
well as group mediation and facilitation focusing on public issues.
TANJA EIKENBOOM
J. D., University of Leiden, the
Netherlands, 1987. More than 12 years experience in the non-profit,
humanitarian and educational field. More than three years experience in
therapy related settings. Mediates family/divorce cases.
W. DAN FARRIS
M.A. Webster University, Human Relations.
More than twenty years of active military Service in a variety of command
and administrative world-wide assignments. Owned and operated a small
business. Served two elected terms as city mayor. Many years’ experience
in personnel management, real estate and financial transactions. Mediates
business, community, and family/divorce cases.
GEORGE W. (BILL) FORMAN
M.Ed.
Xavier University Cincinnati, Ohio 1972; Former Coordinator of Health Sciences
Student Counseling Services, University of Louisville Health Sciences
Center, 1999-2006; Manager of the Employee Assistance Services, PNC Bank,
1991-1998; Manager of the Employee Assistance Services, General
Electric-Appliance Park,1982-1991; Director of the Alcohol and Drug
Treatment Program, Comprehend, Inc., 1976-1981
LAURA GARCIA-HEIN
LLM, London School of Economics and
Political Science, emphasis in Alternative Dispute Resolution. LLB and JD
equivalent, Costa Rica. Former Costa Rican diplomat in Sweden. Experienced
certified victim-offender mediator in juvenile court and community mediator
in North Carolina. Certified family and county court mediator, Supreme Court
of Florida. Over 10 years international experience as a facilitator and an
instructor. Multilingual: Spanish, English, French, and Swedish. Mediates
family/divorce, employment, community and civil cases.
MARYJO GLEASON
M.A. in
Counseling Psychology, Spalding University. J.D., University of Louisville.
Currently Director of the Public Service Program at the Louis D. Brandeis
School of Law at the Unversity of Louisville. Former Crisis Counselor at
Seven Counties Crisis and Information Center, Staff Attorney in Jefferson
Family and Circuit Courts, and Legal Counsel to Governor's Office on Child
Abuse and Domestic Violence. Mediates civil, family and dependency cases.
CLAUDIA K. GRENOUGH
J.D. from the University of Louisville School of Law, 1988. B.S., Business
Management, 1981. Extensive experience in corporate human resources and
labor relations. Actively mediating family/divorce, employment,
congregational, personal injury and civil cases.
BETTE HANCOCK
M.S.S.W., University of Louisville. Fourteen years experience working with
governmental and private non-profit agencies on family, parent and child
welfare issues. Mediates family/divorce, child abuse and neglect issues.
GEORGE HANRATTY
B.A., Economics & Business Administration,
Bellarmine College, 1969. M.A.T., Spalding College, 1972,. M.A., Education
Administration, Spalding College, 1974. 7 years experience each in education
and in business ownership, and 23 years in banking. Currently, Sr. Vice
Pres. leading the Business Banking Team in the BB&T Louisville Metro
Region. Actively mediating civil/commercial cases, as well as
divorce/family cases.
JOANN HARRISON
M.S.S.W., University of Louisville, 1991. Former District Manager, Cabinet
for Families and Children, Department for Community Based Services; former
Project Director of Community Partnership for Protecting Children.
Twenty-six years experience in social work in the areas of child protection,
foster care and adoption. Mediates family/divorce cases.
KAREN A. HENSEL
J.D. University of Kentucky, 1982. Associate Counsel for Catholic Health
Initiatives in the areas of health care law, general corporate and
employment law. Former Assistant General Counsel with AEGON, USA for 11
years practicing in the areas of insurance, corporate and employment law.
Previous corporate experience in the areas of managed care, insurance law,
and mediating insurance, employment and business cases. Legal services
experience in domestic relations, consumer, public benefits, housing, and
education law. Mediates family/divorce, business, employment and insurance
cases.
FRED L. HOCH
B.S.,
Operations Research, University of Tennessee. 27 years experience in
technology and systems with major computer manufacturers. Mediates
family/divorce and civil cases.
ALLISON HOULIHAN
BA,
Centre College, 2001, Master of Public Administration, University of
Louisville, 2005. Currently a PhD student in Urban & Public Affairs at the
University of Louisville. 250 hours of internship with Just Solutions; 300
hours of internship with a community mediation agency in Lexington,
Kentucky.
BETSY JACOBUS
M.S. in Community Development. 22 years experience in non-profit program
administration and career counseling. Currently enrolled in graduate program
in Counseling Psychology. Self-employed as Career Counselor and non-profit
fundraiser. Mediates family/divorce, employment and other civil cases.
JANET A. JERNIGAN
Executive Director of JUST SOLUTIONS. Faculty for Mediation and Conflict
Management Trainings. 25 years experience working with nonprofit and
government agencies on local and national level. Former President, Mediation
Association of Kentucky. Mediating family/divorce, employment, community,
congregational and other civil cases since 1992.
Valerie W. Kniffley
M.B.A., University of Louisville, 1996. Over
eighteen years experience with administrative and human resource/personnel
issues in the private sector. Mediates family/divorce, employment and
community cases.
SUSAN LEAVENWORTH
J.D., Emory Law School, 1976; Ph.D., University of Louisville in Clinical
Psychology, 1998; full time psychologist-partner in Health Enhancement
Resources, LLC; Legal Consultant to the Kentucky Psychological Association.
Twenty years experience in corporate & tax law, four years as a prison
psychologist, and one year in psychology private practice. Mediates
domestic, employment, corporate, church, and community disputes.
PHILIP LLOYD-SIDLE
M.Div. from Union Theological Seminary, NY. Directed a program for youth
with Highlands Community Ministries. Has lived and worked in cross-cultural
environments in this country and overseas. Mediating with Just Solutions
since 1993. Mediates employment, family/divorce and congregational
conflict. Currently is serving a Presbyterian congregation as pastor.
GERALD F. McDANIEL
J.D. from University of Louisville School of Law, 1967. Thirty years of
legal and business experience. Currently handling child support cases for
the Jefferson County Attorney's Office. Actively mediating family/divorce,
personal injury and civil/commercial cases with Just Solutions since 1994.
R. KIM MASSEY
LLM,
University of Technology, Sydney, Australia, Admitted to New York Bar in
1999. 20+ years Business Administration and Management experience in the
International Trade, Telecommunications and Publishing industries. Former
Director of Business Operations for private publishing company.
Susan Miller
More than 30 years of financial experience
with PNC Bank in Indiana and Louisville. Currently Director of Hospice &
Palliative Care of Southern Indiana. Mediates family/divorce and employment
cases.
C. Elayne Morris (Tina)
Ed.D., Spalding University, 1994. More than
20 years experience in the public sector. Extensive experience in human
resources, accessibility issues, conflict resolution between diverse groups
and equal employment opportunity issues. Mediates family/divorce, ADA,
employment, and court diversion cases.
KATHY MOUNCE
M.S.S.W., L.C.S.W. 20 years experience in community services, hospitals and
mental health organizations, working with children and families, the elderly
and the mentally ill. Currently a Child and Family Therapist with Children
First. Mediating since 1995 in the areas of family relations, divorce and
prisoner grievances.
LINDA MURRAY
M.S.S.W., University of Louisville. Nearly 30 years experience in social
services including adult protection and child protection. Currently with
ElderServe as Project Director for the SIT-UP Project (Supporting
Independence through Unity and Pride). Part-time faculty for University of
Louisville Kent School of Social Work. Mediates family/divorce, community
and workplace cases.
TAMELA R. PUMPHREY
M.A. in Human Resource Development (Webster
University) and B.A. in Psychology (University of Louisville). Over 30
years of combined experience in the areas of training, counseling,
teaching, and mediation.
RT.
REV. DAVID B. REED
M.Div., D.D.
Retired Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky. Experienced in working
with complex systems and in conflict management. Extensive cross-cultural
experience. Mediates family/divorce cases. Fluent in Spanish.
LEE SCHULZ
J.D., University of Louisville.
30 years as owner/manager of $17 million food distribution company.
Experienced in family business issues, human resources, insurance, financial
and operational matters. Mediates workplace, civil, insurance, personal
injury and contract disputes, as well as family/divorce issues.
DIANE SIMMONS
MSSW
University of Louisville, 1979. 33 years experience working in human
services management and consultation including social insurance/medicaid,
social services, and mental health/developmental disabilities. Mediates
family/divorce cases.
JERRY SMITH
M. Div. Southern Seminary, B.S. Missouri
University. Over twenty years experience helping persons through divorce
through the largest divorce support recovery program in the area. Twelve
years experience in psychiatric and social services. Mediates divorce and
civil cases.
Catherine Spalding
J.D., University of Louisville, 1983. Has
served as an Assistant County Attorney since 1993 and also as a Guardian Ad
Litem. Private practice concentrates on family law. Past Chair of the KBA
Family Law Section. Mediates divorce/family and other civil cases.
LINDA SPEED
J.D., Vanderbilt
University School of Law (1987). Private practice for several years
(general civil litigation); Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville
(original Director of the Public Service Program), seven years; most
recently, nonprofit administration, concentrating in planned charitable
giving matters. Mediating family/divorce, EEO, and civil cases.
JEANNIE TRUDEL
M.A. (Negotiation/Conflict Management), California State
University , former attorney in Australia. Has extensive mediation
experience as court-appointed/ approved mediator in CA, MA and
KY. Conducts mediation and conflict management trainings and serves as
adjunct professor at the Brandeis School of Law. Mediates
employment, business, family/divorce, and congregational disputes.
DAVID VATTER
M.S., educational psychology, University of Louisville. Twelve years
experience in social services, working with individuals and families. Twelve
years experience as a building contractor. Project coordinator for the
Peace Bench Project. Mediates family/divorce, real estate and construction
disputes.
DEBRA D. VIAL
M.S.,
Child and Family Studies, 1978, University of Tennessee. Audited D. Min.,
Marriage and Family, Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1991. Fourteen
years experience as Associate for Peacemaking Partnerships, Presbyterian
Church (USA), organizing International Peacemakers Program. Extensive
cross-cultural and interfaith work. Mediates divorce and child custody
cases.
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DENISE PAYNE WADE
J.D., University
of Louisville School of Law, 1992. B.A., Elementary Education, 1976. Former
Assistant General Counsel for the KY Board of Medical Licensure and Staff
Attorney for the KY Public Service Commission and KY Department of
Insurance. Is currently Staff Attorney for the Ky Real Estate Commission. Mediates family,
civil rights, and real estate issues.
CATHERINE MORTON WARD
J.D., University of Louisville, 1989. Private law practice since 1990,
concentrating in estate administration, co-counsel 1600 member class action
employment discrimination case, 1992 to 1995. Facilitator for racial &
ethnic dialogue/study circles. Mediating family/divorce, probate, workplace,
and civil cases since 1996.
MARILYN WERNER WATKINS
M.B.A. and J.D. from the University of Louisville. Twenty years of legal and
business experience. Experienced in conducting mediations for harassment
complaints. Hearing Officer for Criminal Court conducting requested and
court referred mediations. Mediates family/divorce, employment, criminal
and civil cases.
John R. Whiting
M.A., Spalding University, and Rank 1
certification from Western Kentucky University. 30 experience as an educator
in Kentucky schools, with 16 as a principal. Mediates family/divorce,
dependency, community and other civil cases.
JOHNELLA WIMBERLY
Former Director of the Starpoints Community Service Program. Over 20 years
experience as a youth counselor, juvenile probation officer, foster care
social worker and mental health therapist. Mediates family/divorce, truancy
and neglect cases.
AMY WISOTSKY
M.A. Training and Development; former special agent with the FBI. Mediation
experience includes Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO), harassment/sexual
harassment, union issues, family/divorce, civil, Americans with Disabilities
Act (ADA), Family & Medical Leave issues, and neighborhood dispute
resolution. Current position as Manager, Human Resources for Brown-Forman
Distillery focuses on labor relations, safety, and organizational design.
GREG ZAHRADNIK
MSME, Purdue University. Adjunct Professor, Engineering and Management
Consultant working with Law Firms and Insurance Companies. Case Management
with Just Solutions. Mediates family/divorce, environmental, community, and
commercial and product liability.
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