Kym Adams

Associate in Science- Legal Assistant-Mt. San Jacinto College
Certification of Achievement in Legal Studies-Mt. San Jacinto College
Paralegal Certificate: California Southern Law School
Certified in Conflict Management through the Institute for Conflict Management, LLC
Certificates in Probate Practice I and II: The Essential Basics-NBI/MCLE
MCLE Certificates in Black Letter Basics Family Law 101 and The Practice of Family Law Nuts and Bolts-Settlements and ADR Techniques (Legal Ethics)

1996 to present- Lic. Process Server #920 Riv Cty
1996 to present- Lic. Notary Public
1998 to present-Lic. Legal Document Assistant #102 Riv Cty
1998 to present - Entrepreneur "Adams Document Srv Inc" 
1998- Paralegal Certificate: California Southern Law School
2004- Employment Concentration Certificate in Legal Office Support-MSJC
2005-Certification of Achievement in Legal Studies-MSJC
2005-Associate in Science-Legal Assistant-MSJC
2005- Cal Southern Law School- Family Law and Agency 
2005/2008-Certificates of Completion Professional Development in Drafting Effective Wills and Living Trusts-MCLE
2005/2008- Certificates in Probate Practice I and II: The Essential Basics-NBI/MCLE
2008- Certified in Conflict Management through the Institute for Conflict Management, LLC 
2008-MCLE Certificates in Black Letter Basics Family Law 101 and The Practice of Family Law Nuts and Bolts-Settlements and ADR Techniques (Legal Ethics)

Kym Adams is an experienced family law mediator who has been working with couples for over a decade. She has owned her own legal document and mediation business for 13 yrs. She has taught mediation and based on her experiences with couples the outcome of the divorces cases have had much better results keeping out of court. The parties don't seem to have a voice in court and with mediation they do. She says: “Everyone in court hears your business and mediation is totally confidential. Couples walked into their marriage with their heads up high and they should walk out the same. Especially if there are children. Parents should always set a good example for the children." There is  no better way then to mediate. Otherwise the parties lose control, time and money! Divorce is difficult enough so why not mediate?