Mediation Preparation Resources for Clients

Starting with a list of Professional Interpreters providing low rates exclusively for AEP Mediation and Notary Services clients. Scroll down, past the interpreters, for additional resources, videos uploaded to help our clients better prepare for mediation, and, recent mediation news.

Christian Ineza

Mandarin, Swahili & Kinyarwanda Consecutive Interpreting

Christian has been translating/interpreting Mandarin since 2018. Studying in China, for over 10 years, has equipped him with Mandarin certifications, such as HSK Level 5. While attaining these certifications, he has also accrued a great amount of experience with translating for industries such as manufacturing and construction. In addition to this, Christian’s native language is Swahili. At the moment he is also learning French, to add to his language expertise.

Alexis L. Joseph Taveras, M.Ed.

Spanish
Consecutive Interpreting

Alexis has been in the field of language since 2014. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Modern Languages; and, a Master’s Degree in English as a Second Language. Alexis also has an International Certification in TESOL- TEFL, with over 150 hours. He has taught and coordinated Language to many remote global agencies over the years; and, even speaks intermediate French.

Agostina Bernardo

Spanish
Consecutive Interpreting

Agostina has extensive experience in interpretation and translation across various fields, primarily in legal and medical settings. She has interpreted in attorney–client interviews, hearings, 911 calls, immigration processes, interviews between detectives and victims, domestic violence cases, traffic ticket disputes, and meetings with social services from the United States.

Yassin Dawoud, B.A

Arabic
Consecutive & Simultaneous Interpreting

Yassin has been in the industry since 2017. He grew up in a diverse environment which sharpened his knowledge of Iraqi, Khaliji, Syrian, Sudanese, and many other Arabic dialects. He has done Medical, legal, and financial consecutive/simultaneous interpretation. Besides being a voice for the voiceless he enjoys referring to himself in the third person. He also draws satisfaction from a job well done.

Eman Noureddin Mohamed, J.D.

Arabic
Consecutive & Simultaneous Interpreting

Eman received a “professional Diploma in Legal and UN Translation” in May 2018, and is two classes away from being awarded the professional diploma in“Simultaneous Interpreting,” She has a “professional Interpreter Certificate” for completing two thousand hours of over-the-phone interpreting. Eman also graduated law school, at the University of Cairo, in 2016; making her the perfect interpreter for a legal setting.

V. Gustavo Liwski

Spanish
Consecutive Interpreting

Gustavo, originally from Argentina, lived for more than 40 years in southern California, which is a real melting pot of Latin American people. He was able to experience a variety of unique accents, idioms, traditions, cultures, cuisines and histories. Since 1990, Gustavo has performed thousands of consecutive interpretations and translations for clients in countries of North, Central and South America. His interpreting experience covers medical, legal, finance, immigration, probate and social studies. In 2025, he interpreted for a team of New York University journalists and United Nations experts interviewing people of the indigenous communities of Patagonia.

Audrey Kristina Maypa, J.D.

Filipino, Cebuano (Bisaya) & Tagalog
Consecutive Interpreting

Audrey provides services for interpreting/translating between Filipino, Tagalog, and English. She is a professional with experience in client communication, legal documentation, community coordination, and remote work with international teams. She is a graduate of Doctor of Jurisprudence, and has a Bachelor’s degree in English and Literature, bringing strong verbal communication, active listening, confidentiality, and culturally sensitive interpretation skills.

Additional Mediation/Notary Preparation
Resources for Clients

So everyone is empowered to make important decisions.

Online Parenting Class to Satisfy Divorce Court Requirements

The North American Learning Institute offers an affordable Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course for parents who may be required to complete a parenting education course as part of a divorce or family-law proceeding. Courses can be completed remotely. Requirements and approved courses vary by jurisdiction. Before registering, please check your state, province, and/or county requirements to confirm that this course is accepted for your particular case. After confirming that the course meets your jurisdiction's requirements, use the COURSE INFO & REGISTER button to learn more and access the special registration link provided for visitors from AEP Mediation & Notary Services. The course website is available in both English and Spanish. Language options are located at the top of the provider's website.

STATE APPROVAL DOES NOT GUARANTEE COUNTY APPROVAL

Do not stop after selecting your state. After selecting your state, use the county verification link on the provider’s website to confirm that your specific county accepts this course.

You can find this button under the green “Start now for only $25” button on your State page.

RID Interpreter Registry Search Tool

This directory, provided by the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Inc., includes many interpreters who provide Video Remote Interpreting (VRI).

Attorney Directory

The American Bar Association has a list of attorney directories for each state. An attorney is not required for mediation, as parties are free to make every decision in mediation of their own free will. But, if one or both parties wish to hire or receive advice from an attorney, they may find one with this directory. Please keep in mind that if you are assigned to a mediator who is an active attorney, this does not mean you can receive legal advice from that mediator. An attorney cannot hold dual roles in mediation. Having said that, a mediator can share with clients what is standard, can carry out the necessary paperwork, do the state child support and alimony/maintenance calculations, and alert clients when something may not be standard or acceptable/enforceable by a court.

What Is Remote Online Notarization

Joining a Zoom Meeting

Recent News and Updates Revolving Around Alternative Dispute Resolution

Stay in the loop about certain improvements/changes or legal decisions and/or findings that may affect mediation and additional alternative dispute resolution models. We will periodically update this portion of our site with new news and articles we find that are current and relevant.

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