Reducing Conflict. Preserving Families. Simplifying the Probate Process.

Probate matters can be emotionally charged, legally complex, and time-consuming. Mediation offers a structured, confidential process that helps families reach fair, efficient resolutions—while preserving relationships and minimizing the financial and emotional costs of litigation.

Our probate mediation services guide families through difficult conversations with professionalism, neutrality, and clarity, helping all parties move forward with peace of mind.

We Help Families Navigate:

  • Will contests and estate disputes

  • Trust interpretation and administration issues

  • Disagreements among heirs or beneficiaries

  • Guardianship and conservatorship decisions

  • Division of property or sentimental assets

  • Executor or trustee conflicts

  • Contested accountings and settlements

Why Choose Mediation in Probate Matters?

  • Confidential: Discussions remain private, unlike court proceedings.

  • Cost-Effective: Resolves disputes faster and reduces legal fees.

  • Flexible Solutions: Allows creative agreements courts cannot impose.

  • Preserves Relationships: Encourages communication and reduces long-term conflict.

  • Court-Friendly: Helps courts manage caseloads and supports timely resolution.

Our Mediation Approach

  • Neutral Facilitation: Impartial guidance that supports all parties equally.

  • Compassionate Leadership: Sensitivity to grief, stress, and family dynamics.

  • Legally Informed, Not Legal Advice: Understanding of probate processes and structures.

  • Structured Sessions: Clear steps that reduce tension and promote productive dialogue.

  • Documentation & Follow-Through: Written summaries or agreements based on court requirements.

We create a safe, respectful environment where each voice is heard and families can make informed decisions that honor both practical needs and emotional realities.

What qualifies someone to be a probate court mediator?

Felicia N. Holman-Reid LPC LCMHC completed required training, has been certified by the SC Bar since 2014, and has engaged in providing mediation services to assist people arrive to amicable solutions.  Member Profile – South Carolina Bar

Felicia N. Holman-Reid LPC LCMHC, is approved under Rule 31 by the Tennessee Supreme Court.  Ms. Holman-Reid primarily serves   Felicia Nicole Holman-Reid | Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts

 

All Seasons Counseling Mediation & Family Consulting, LLC strives to reduce conflict and focuses on preserving the integrity of family when possible. Please consider us to meet your needs during this transition period.

Ready to move your probate matter toward resolution?
Contact us today to schedule mediation or request a court referral package.