I think that evaluative mediation is a very good mediation method to have chosen to discuss this week. A lot of times in a case, both parties usually get tied up in their emotions and don't really listen to what the other person have to say or what they have to contribute to the case. This result in them just trying to take each other to court, where they end of spending thousands of dollars in lawyers and court fees. This is when it is best to have a evaluative mediator there to evaluate both parties stories and identify their strength and weaknesses and see if they can come to an agreements before wasting time in court.
