The local court appoints a mediator from its list of family law specialists. In one of your meetings with Lorraine, she says, "Mark and I just can't ever seem to come to a decision about anything important. I'm so glad that there will be a mediator to make some decisions for us." You respond,

A. "I understand. We're lucky to have such a thoughtful person as a mediator."

B. "You and Mark will be making the decisions because the mediator doesn't have that authority."

C. "You should talk about that with my supervising attorney."

D. "If you and Mark can't agree on important issues, maybe mediation isn't the right kind of ADR for this case."