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Mediation, before court.
In mediation, a neutral professional helps both sides talk and reach their own agreement. It is usually faster and cheaper than a trial, and it keeps the relationship workable, which matters when there are children, family or a business in common.
(When you need us)
Common situations
When you
need us.
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You want to agree on the children without going to court.
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Siblings can’t agree on dividing an inheritance.
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Partners in a business want to separate their paths.
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A dispute with a neighbour or the owners’ association.
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A judge has suggested trying mediation first.
(How we work)
Step by step
How we
work.
Every case is different. The way we treat you isn’t: clear options, fees in writing and no surprises.
An information session
Free and without commitment, together or separately, to see whether mediation fits your case.
Sessions at your pace
Usually between three and six meetings. Everything said in mediation is confidential.
A written agreement
If you reach an agreement, it is put in writing and can be approved by a judge or notarised.
(Questions)
Plain answers
What people
ask us.
If your question isn’t here, ask us: answering costs nothing.
Is the mediator on my side?
Is the agreement binding?
What if mediation doesn’t work?
Do we have to try an agreement before going to court?
(Who handles it)
Your lawyers
