Rachel Fishman Green, Esq., founded ReSolution in 1995. She is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Family & Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York and chair of the Ethics Committee and the Domestic Violence Task Force. Rachel also served as editor-in-chief of their newsletter for five years. She is a frequent presenter on ethics and domestic violence at conferences and seminars organized by the New York State Council on Divorce Mediation and the Family & Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York and runs a robust mediation apprenticeship program. Additionally, she mediates disputes regarding allegations of attorney misconduct, referred to her by the Judicial Grievance Committee.

Rachel has guided thousands of divorcing and separating couples to resolve conflicts related to all aspects of divorce. This includes division of homes, parenting time, managing small business ownership, fair distribution of retirement assets, child support, allocation of health and child care expenses, tax matters, and integrating new partners into children’s lives.

• Academy of Family Mediators Advanced Practitioner
• Association for Conflict Resolution - Certified Mediator
• New York State Council on Divorce Mediation
  

• Advanced Practitioner Certification
  
• Founding Member and Chair, Ethics Committee 2003-2025. 
  
• Founding Member, Domestic Violence Task Force, 2001-2022

• Family & Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York – 7-year former member of the Board of Directors
  

For ten years, Michael practiced in private firms and the public sector before leaving the law to run an arts business focused on working with young families.

He decided to make a career change after realizing that the strictly legalistic approach to disputes often overlooked important human elements. People in conflict experience emotional, psychological, financial, social, and spiritual challenges, and the law often provides finality without true resolution for the participants.

Seeking a more holistic way to help people in conflict, Michael turned to mediation, combining his legal background with a broader, more human-centered approach. He has been a mediator and collaborative attorney with ReSolutions since 2008.

Michael continues to work with the Center for Mediation in Law’s Support and Development Practice Group. He is a member of the Family and Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York and the New York State Council on Divorce Mediation, regularly attending continuing education seminars.

He is a former member of the Family Divorce & Mediation Council (FDMC) Board of Directors and currently serves on the Continuing Education Committee.

Michael Henry, Associate.

Melina is a divorce lawyer and certified family mediator dedicated to helping divorcing and separating families in New York find solutions outside the court system. Melina practiced divorce litigation in New York City for many years. Having witnessed the emotional and financial strain that the litigation process imposed on her clients, Melina chose to transition to divorce mediation.

Melina trained with the Center for Understanding in Conflict and with the Center for Mediation Training and completed the ReSolutions Apprenticeship program in the spring of 2025, after which she was invited to and did join the ReSolutions team in May of 2025.

• Family & Divorce Mediation Council of Greater New York (FDMC) 
• New York State Council on Divorce Mediation (NYSCDM)
•  Dispute Resolution and Family Law Sections, New York State Bar Association (NYSBA)
•  Westchester Women’s Bar Association (WWMA)
  

Melina Maresca, Associate.