30 years Experience. Certified Mediator and Arbitrator, Georgia Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution and Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution Registered. Georgia Notary Public. >>>Non-Lawyer. NOT A LAW FIRM. NO LEGAL ADVICE PROVIDED<<<
Karima A. Muhammad is a certified mediator, arbitrator, and former civil rights paralegal with the Georgia Attorney General's Office Department of Law. She is the founder, lead mediator, and arbitrator at Karima Muhammad LLC, a Mediation and Arbitration firm dedicated to providing expert mediation and arbitration services to help individuals and businesses resolve conflicts efficiently and amicably.
Karima started her mediation journey when she was 11 years old when she broke up a fight and mediated a dispute between two friends.
On March 4, 1994, she received mediation training and began helping others resolve conflict at a local community dispute resolution center. She worked as a court-annexed mediator.
In 2009, Karima's exceptional skills in mediation were recognized when she was honored with the prestigious “Mediation of Courage” Award from the Community Mediation Center.
In 2024, Karima reaffirmed her dedication to the alternative dispute process by undergoing refresher training in civil mediation through Henning Mediation and a practicum prescribed by the Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution and the Supreme Court Alternative Dispute Resolution Rules. This commitment led her to expand her services to include arbitration.
We are located in the state of Georgia and provide remote or virtual mediation and arbitration services nationwide. We help manage difficult situations by providing a confidential service to businesses and individuals in high-conflict situations who can no longer communicate and want to retain otherwise good relationships without regretful escalations and loss.
Fees:
$35.00 Case Initiation and Consultation Fee
File A Case: Mediation or Non-binding Arbitration (Virtual or In-Person)
Complete the Intake Form:
Visit our website and navigate to the "File a Case" section. Fill out the intake form with the necessary details about your dispute.
Payment of Filing Fee:
A filing fee is required to process your case. You can make the payment online.
Submit Documentation:
Prepare and submit any relevant documentation or evidence related to your case to the client portal. This can include contracts, emails, or any other supporting materials.
Case Review:
Our team will review your case once we receive your form and documentation. We'll contact you if we need any more information.
Scheduling the Session:
After the review, we will schedule your mediation or arbitration session. You will receive a confirmation email with the date, time, and additional instructions.
Virtual Client Support Service:
Virtual Office Visits via Zoom By Appointment
In-person: Locations in Stone Mountain/Snellville/Atlanta Georgia
By Appointment
