Michelle Hubbs served as a senior managing paralegal and nonprofit advocate before entering the field of conflict resolution. Her background in complex litigation, government, public policy, and advocacy shaped her commitment to equal access to justice and meaningful participation in resolving disputes.
Her work focuses on strategic communications in high-conflict matters involving narcissistic behavioral patterns and coercive control. She helps individuals and professionals navigate these dynamics with clarity, dignity, and intentional responses.
From 2025 to 2026, Michelle served on the board of directors for the National Association for Community Mediation and its Impact and Values Committee.
Michelle has worked with local, regional, and international law firms, state and federal agencies, and international nonprofits advocating for equal access to justice for the most vulnerable. She continues to advocate for accessible community-centered mediation as a viable alternative to litigation.