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Mediators in Baltimore city, MD

32 mediators list Baltimore city as their home county on official Maryland rosters.

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How does mediation work in Baltimore city County?

Civil and family cases in Baltimore are heard by the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, based at the Cummings Courthouse, 111 N. Calvert Street [1][2]. The court runs a civil (non-family) ADR program led by an ADR Director (410-396-7374), and its civil division page notes that ADR options in business and technology cases are defined in Maryland Rule 17-102 [1][2]. A separate Family ADR Program (410-545-6220) handles matters such as contested custody, parenting plans and marital property [2]. Free or low-cost help is also available from the Baltimore Community Mediation Center [2]. Most Baltimore mediators below are on the Judiciary's MACRO statewide roster (Oct. 2026); others are bankruptcy court Resolution Advocates or on Baltimore County's list [3][4][5].

  1. Circuit Court for Baltimore City – Civil Division, Mediation / ADR
  2. Maryland Judiciary (MACRO) – ADR Resources: Baltimore City
  3. Maryland Judiciary (MACRO) – Statewide Directory: Circuit Court Roster - Mediators (as of Oct. 2026)
  4. U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Maryland – Current Roster of Resolution Advocates
  5. Circuit Court for Baltimore County – Court-Rostered Mediators

Fact-checked 2026-10-08. Court programs change; confirm with the clerk.

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32 listedSorted: paid placements (labeled) first, then most complete profile, then A–Z

Joan I. Harris

Esquire · Baltimore, Baltimore city County

Circuit Court for Baltimore County court-rostered mediator: Civil mediator (lawyer)Circuit Court for Harford County court-approved mediator/ADR roster (family law & civil)Maryland MACRO statewide roster (Circuit Court Roster - Mediators

On the official roster: Circuit Court for Baltimore County · verified 2026-10-08

Michael J. Baxter

Esquire · Baltimore, Baltimore city County

Circuit Court for Baltimore County court-rostered mediator: Civil mediator (lawyer), Medical malpractice mediatorMaryland MACRO statewide roster (Circuit Court Roster - Health Care Malpractice MediatorsMaryland MACRO statewide roster (Circuit Court Roster - Mediators

On the official roster: Circuit Court for Baltimore County · verified 2026-10-08

Thomas J. Dolina

Esquire · Baltimore, Baltimore city County

Circuit Court for Frederick County court-panel mediator: CivilCircuit Court for Harford County court-approved mediator/ADR roster (family law & civil)Maryland MACRO statewide roster (Circuit Court Roster - Health Care Malpractice Mediators

On the official roster: Circuit Court for Frederick County · verified 2026-10-08

Kandi S. Morris

Baltimore, Baltimore city County

Circuit Court for Frederick County court-panel mediator: Family (Custody/access only), CivilMaryland MACRO statewide roster (Circuit Court Roster - MediatorsMd. Rules 17-205/17-207): Civil (Non-domestic), Child Custody and Visitation, Marital Property and Divorce

On the official roster: Circuit Court for Frederick County · verified 2026-10-08

Mediators who work online with Maryland clients

These mediators say they work with Maryland clients online. They are on other states’ official rosters (shown on each listing), not Maryland’s. Where they serve is their own statement. Sorted: placements first (paid ones are labeled), then most complete profile.

Court-ordered case? Courts may require a mediator from their own approved list for court-ordered cases. Check your court’s rules, or see how mediation works in Maryland.

Court-connected mediation in Maryland: When a Maryland circuit court picks the mediator, it picks from its approved roster (now handled through MACRO). Parties may instead agree on a different mediator, on the list or not, within 30 days of the referral order.

Private mediation in Maryland: No state license for private mediators was found in the sources reviewed. A Maryland rule note says mediators may record points of agreement but should not author agreements in litigated cases. No out-of-state or online rule was found.

Sources: Maryland Rules Title 17 (Westlaw compilation posted by MACRO, current through Oct. 1, 2016): Rules 17-103, 17-202 · Court ADR Practitioners - Maryland Courts (MACRO) · MACRO - Maryland Mediation and Conflict Resolution Office · Finding Mediation Services - MACRO · partly verified

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