Mediation To Potentially Solve Tenant Disputes Before Eviction

14 Monument Square,Leominster MA 01453

11 April, 2023

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However, it is important for both parties to find ways to resolve any issues that may arise in a constructive manner. This is essential for maintaining a positive and healthy landlord-tenant relationship and to avoid any legal complications. One way to resolve issues is through mediation. It is an empowering process, as it allows the parties to maintain control over the outcome of their dispute. It encourages collaboration and creative problem-solving, which can result in solutions that are more satisfying and long-lasting than those imposed by a court or other third party. If you are considering using mediation to resolve a dispute, it's important to choose a mediator who is experienced and trained in the process. Introducing Teena Juby, a skilled professional who joined Mediation Services of North Central Massachusetts (MSI) in 2020 as the Housing Mediation program coordinator. With an MBA in Human Resources from Pune University, India, and a Paralegal Certification from Middlesex Community College, Massachusetts, she brings a unique set of skills to her role. During her time at Middlesex Community College, Teena interned at the Boston Municipal Court and the Middlesex Community College Law Center (MCC). She gained valuable experience working as a paralegal at local law firms while volunteering. Through these experiences, she developed a deep understanding of the legal system and the importance of effective communication and conflict resolution. Her passion for mediation led her to complete Basic Mediation Training, as well as specialized training in Re-entry Mediation and Summary Process mediation. She has also volunteered as a mediator with MCC and MSI. Teena's approach to mediation is based on a deep understanding of people from all walks of life and their unique personalities. She believes that effective mediation requires patience, empathy, and a genuine desire to resolve issues. This attitude has become a valuable addition to her professional skill set. In her role as the Housing Mediation program coordinator at MSI, Teena is responsible for facilitating communication and conflict resolution between landlords and tenants. She enjoys meeting people from all walks of life and is passionate about finding solutions that work for all parties involved. Teena’s experience and training make her a valuable asset to MSI and the clients she serves. Her unique blend of legal knowledge and mediation skills allows her to approach each case with empathy and understanding, leading to positive outcomes for all parties involved. Listen to her talk about mediation on April 11th at The Fix Burger in Leominster, MA. Click on the link to register