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Honoring Excellence in Mediation

At Southern California Family Mediation, we believe in honoring our mediators for their excellence, heart, and tireless dedication to families.

Our mission is fueled by the extraordinary people who volunteer their time and expertise to create a path for peace.

SAY THIS IS LESLIE Heinov (MVP, Giving peace award) 

Find our award winners

Lifetime Achievement & Founders AwardGiving Peace A Chance WinnersPeace partner investor awardMVP Award

Lifetime Achievement Award

Judge T.

Awarded with heartfelt thanks for a career dedicated to supporting family mediation and the well-being of Southern California’s children.

The founders award

Commissioner Mordetzky

Founder of the LAC Dependency Court Mediation Program (2014) and recipient of the Giving Peace A Chance Award.

The giving peace a chance award

The Giving Peace A Chance Award is the honor bestowed by Southern California Family Mediation (SCFM). It recognizes individuals and organizations who have made extraordinary contributions to resolving family conflict and protecting the well-being of children within the legal system.

The award is named after the organization's guiding philosophy: "Giving peace a chance" for families caught in the high-stress environment of the Los Angeles County Dependency Courts. It celebrates the "heroic" work of moving families from court-mandated conflict toward self-determined, peaceful co-parenting agreements.

Leslie Heimov

Mediator Aaron

Leslie Heimov

Executive Director, Children's Law Center of California, Los Angeles

2025 Winner

Lisa Klerman

Mediator Aaron

Leslie Heimov

Director of the USC Law School Mediation Clinic

2025 Winner

Mediator Aaron

Mediator Aaron

Mediator Aaron

Mediator and Supervising Mediator

2024 Winner

Mediator Leyla

Mediator Aaron

Mediator Aaron

Distinguished SCFM Alumni Mediator

2024 Winner

Mediator Leigh

Commissioner Mordetzky

Commissioner Mordetzky

Mediator, Supervising Mediator, and Director

2023 Winner

Commissioner Mordetzky

Commissioner Mordetzky

Commissioner Mordetzky

LAC Dependency Court Mediation Program Founder, 2014


CHANGE PIC 

Mediator Sarah

Commissioner Mordetzky

Mediator Shirley

Mediator and Director

2022 Winner

Mediator Shirley

Commissioner Mordetzky

Mediator Shirley

Mediator and SCFM Systems Administrator

Ret.

2021 Winner


PEACE PARTNER INVESTORS

Peace Investor Winnie

Peace Investor Winnie

Peace Investor Winnie

Pritzker Family Foundation, Foster Care Initiative

Eight Years Supporting Peace

Peace Investor Lauren

Peace Investor Winnie

Peace Investor Winnie

Pritzker Family Foundation, Foster Care Initiative

Eight Years Supporting Peace

MVP AWARD WINNER

2023 SCFM MVP Award

Nellie "Naomi" Tillman

Nellie "Naomi" Tillman

"For your extraordinary contribution to family peace & children's wellbeing.  With love and appreciation"

Nellie "Naomi" Tillman

Nellie "Naomi" Tillman

Nellie "Naomi" Tillman

 SCFM Mediator and Admin Tiger Team Supervisor

Naomi is also a recipient of our Giving Peace A Chance Award

ADD HER TO PEACE PARTNER

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Please, mail your Peace Investment Donation check to:

Southern California Family Mediation

PO Box 7576 Burbank, CA 91510


Southern California Family Mediation is a 501(c)3


Administrative Support

Tiger Team Supervisor, Nellie "Naomi" Tillman  

818-575-6900 (no text)   |   Nelliet@DependencyMediation.org


Education & Join-us

Info@DependencyMediation.org


Program & Dependency Court Mediation Support

Mediator L Randy Drew

818-257-0007   |   Drew@DependencyMediation.org

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