Areas of mediation
The disputes where mediation does its work
Mediation works where the parties can still talk to each other, even if right now they do not. Below are the six areas the office works in most often.
Family mediation
Divorce, division of property, custody and contact
Separation brings decisions that cannot wait: where the children live, who keeps what, how joint debts are split. Mediation helps you take them together.
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Contracts, property, inheritance, neighbours
A contract half performed, an inheritance stuck between relatives, a disputed boundary. Such disputes often clear up faster at the table than before the court.
Find out moreCommercial mediation
B2B contracts, receivables, partners, shareholders
A client who does not pay, a supplier who is late, two partners who no longer see the future of the firm alike. Mediation seeks a solution without halting the business.
Find out moreMediation in employment disputes
Dismissal, wages, conflicts at the workplace
An unresolved workplace conflict affects the whole team, not only the two people involved. Mediation treats it while it can still be treated by talking.
Find out moreMediation in criminal cases
Reconciliation of the parties, where the law allows
For certain categories of offence the law allows the parties to be reconciled. Mediation can support that discussion, without replacing the criminal proceedings or the defence.
Find out moreOther types of dispute
Consumer, neighbours, school, small claims
Not every disagreement has a name in the civil code. Many everyday disputes close after a single well-conducted conversation, if it happens in time.
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If your dispute is not on the list, write to us anyway. At the first conversation we check together whether mediation suits your situation.
The first step
Let us talk about your situation
Book a first conversation. In a few minutes you will know whether mediation suits your case, with no obligation to continue.