For more than 30 years David and Shari Wilson lived and raised a family in their dream house that they purchased shortly after their marriage.  Now in theit retirement years, the Wilsons have encountered an unexpected problem, their new neighbor.  Until six months ago, the wilson’s best friend, Edna and Hazen Vrooman, lived next door in a house they built shortly after the Wilsons moved into their home.  Because the two lots were small, the Vroomans and the Wilsons agreed to have shared concrete driveway poured the year they both built detached garages in their backyards.  The two families never had a problem sharing the driveway even during the years when their children became teenage drivers and both houses had more than two cars.  Everyone parked in the back, inside or near the garage, or else on the street, thus leaving the driveway open for entering or leaving either garage.     Last year both of the Vroomans died and their house was sold to a younger couple, George and Amber Green.  The Greens have three teenage children, all of whom have cars.  On several occasions since the Greens moved in, one or another member of the GReen family has left a car parked in the shared driveway, thus blocking it from use by the wilsons.  On Memorial Day the driveway was again blocked causing Mr. Wilson to call Mr. Green and the following conversation took place: Mr Wilson:  Mr. Green one of your cars is blocking the driveway again, amd we need to leaveMR Green:  Sorry, I’ll find out which one it is and move itMR Wilson:  Thanks, but this problem seem to occur every day can we meet to discuss how to resolve it?MR Green:  Sure, I’ll be right over….(The wilsons meet mr green on the porch)MR Wilson:  We want to be good neighbors, but we should be able to get in and out of our garage without waiting for you to move your car.  MR. Green:  I understand I will tell the kids to park on the street or in the back but you know how kids are these daysMr Wilson:  Well when our kids and the Vrooman kids were young and drove cars, we never had this problem, they knew not to park in the driveway Mr Green:  I’ll talk to our kids they are not bad kids, just forgetfulMr Wilson:  You’ve said that before but the problem has only gotten worseMr Green:  Well, as long as we’re here together…your oak tree is well past its prime.  Last week I had a tree surgeon look at it because several large limbs have fallen on our property.  He said it needs a considerable trimming of the  deadwood which could cost $3,000.  He also said it needs to be done soonMr. Wilson:  Edna Vroom and I planted the tree together as a sign of our friendship the week they moved in.  Whenever I look at it I think of her, she was my bestfriendMr. Green:  Sorry i didnt realize that I’m sure you miss her but some of the dead limbs reach out over our house  and if they fell they could injure someone or do some real damageMr. Wilson:  Since you are bringing up issues, can you ask your children not to hold their band practice in the garage so late in the evenings?  They are good, but they keep me awakeMr. Green:  We could set a curfew for them if you could have your tree trimmedMr. Wilson:  But what about the driveway?  We must be able to get in and out without calling you everydayMr. Green:  Well the driveway is right on the dividing line of our two properties, I had it checked out at the courthouse by my lawyer.  She said we can do whatever we wont on our half of the driveMr. Wilson:  But half a driveway is no good, you’d be driving on the grass and mudMr. Green:  Maybe we could look into widening it?Mr. Wilson:  That would be expensive! It’sso long, and we live on Social Security and just don’t have the money for something like that, or for trimming the treeMr. Green:  Well we are not getting anywhwere today. I need to talk to my wife and my lawyer  Explain whether the dispute is at an impasse or not and if any party is experiencing any settlement pressures.Discuss the use of arbitration or mediation if the negotiation between the Wilsons and Greens reaches an impasse. Should they consider arbitration or mediation to resolve their differences? Why or why not?Analyze other hybrid forms of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that are available and should be considered if negotiations fail to produce a settlement.  Your paper should be four to five pages in length (not including title and reference pages). Format your paper according to APA style as outlined in utilize three to four scholarly sources in addition to the . Be sure to cite your sources within the body of your paper and on the reference page.  No plagirsim