Georgia L. Daniels

A California native, Georgia L. Daniels is an independent mediator who assists clients with divorce mediation, family mediation, and other instances that may require mediation.  She earned her undergraduate degree from Occidental College in 1973, her M.A. from UCLA in 1977, and her law degree from Seattle University School of Law in 1983, where she graduated cum laude.

Mediator Daniels focuses her practice on matters dealing specifcally with divorce and elder care, and has attended and completed numerous mediation training courses in her career, including:

• 1990 Confluence Northwest, Portland, OR (20 hours)
• 1996 Basic Divorce Mediation, Jim Melamed, Portland, OR (40 hours)
• 2002 Centinela Youth Services, L.A., (community mediation)(32 hours)
• 2003 Advanced Divorce Mediation, Ken Cloke, (15 hours)
• 2003 Strauss Institute, STAR Basic, Peter Robinson (18 hours)
• 2006 Strauss Institute, Advanced Family Mediation (18 hours)
• 2006 Advanced Collaborative, LACFLA, (8 hours)
• 2006- ongoing advanced training, Woody Mosten (100+ hours)
• 2007 Advanced Family Mediation / Collaborative, Woody Mosten, (19 hours)
• 2008 Elder Mediation, Transformative Model, UCSB (21 hours)
• 2009 Elder Mediation / ARMS Model (28 hours)

A former Navy JAG officer, Special Assistant U.S. Attorney, and private practice attorney, Georgia Daniels served as Assistant County Counsel for Jackson County, Oregon before starting her Pasadena-based mediation service.  Though a former active member of both the Oregon State Bar and Washington State Bar, Mediator Daniels does not offer legal advice to clients, but can refer her clients to California attorneys who support mediation as a preferred approach to problem-solving.