The Power of Neutrality: Why a Mediator Isn’t On Either Side—And That’s a Good Thing
- brynunez11
- May 19
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 2
One of the most common misconceptions about mediation is that the mediator is there to take sides, argue a case, or act as a judge. In truth, neutrality is the very heart of mediation—and it’s what makes the process so powerful. At Ready-Aim-Settle, Diane B. Hernandez brings this neutrality to every session, creating a balanced, respectful space where both parties are heard equally.

Founded by Diane B. Hernandez, a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator with over 30 years of legal experience, Ready-Aim-Settle specializes in helping attorneys, individuals, and professionals resolve disputes outside the courtroom. With a streamlined process, expert insight, and a calm presence, Diane helps both parties reach fair, respectful resolutions—without the need for drawn-out litigation.
As a Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediator, Diane’s role is not to impose a decision, but to guide the conversation. She helps each side uncover their underlying needs and interests, clarify misunderstandings, and explore potential solutions. By remaining impartial, she’s able to facilitate honest communication and encourage resolutions that both parties feel comfortable with—without fear of bias or judgment.
Neutrality also builds trust. It invites each participant to speak openly, knowing the process is fair and focused on progress, not pressure. Whether the issue is professional, personal, or pre-litigation, the mediator’s balanced presence helps shift the dynamic from adversarial to collaborative.
At Ready-Aim-Settle, this is where transformation happens—not in courtrooms or arguments, but in calm, structured conversations led by someone committed to resolution, not a result. With Diane’s experience and steady guidance, clients walk away with more than an agreement—they leave with clarity, dignity, and peace of mind.
If you're ready to approach conflict differently—with confidence, calm, and a neutral guide—contact Ready-Aim-Settle today to schedule your session.
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