What is Mediation and When Does It Help?
Mediation is a negotiation involving a neutral mediator. It is suitable when the parties do not want to hand over all control to the court and are ready to look for an enforceable solution.
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Mediation is a negotiation involving a neutral mediator. It is suitable when the parties do not want to hand over all control to the court and are ready to look for an enforceable solution.
ReadIn family conflicts, it is important not only to resolve the issue formally, but also to preserve the possibility of communication, especially if there are children or common property.
ReadA commercial dispute can often be settled through a payment schedule, a change in contract terms, compensation, or a joint project completion plan.
ReadAn agreement should set out specific actions, deadlines, amounts, document transfer arrangements, consequences of a breach and a clear process for performance.
ReadEven after filing a lawsuit, the parties can negotiate a settlement agreement and use mediation as long as it saves time and reduces risks.
ReadThe invitation should be neutral: without accusations, pressure or threats. It is important to explain the format, confidentiality and possible benefits of the procedure.
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