Mediation, what is it?
Legal mediation is a process by which a neutral third party allows parties, through exchanges between them, to confront their points of view and to seek, with his help, a solution to the conflict between them.
In that it constitutes a structured support process, implemented by certified professionals, mediation offers a real opportunity for the parties in conflict to become actors in the development of their own solutions.
Choosing mediation means becoming an actor in the resolution of the conflict and opting for a quick and inexpensive solution.
Legal mediation addresses all difficulties and all litigious situations, in any field whatsoever (work, family, consumption, neighborhood, companies, insurance, etc.).
In addition to allowing the parties to intervene directly in the development of suitable and rapid solutions, mediation also has the advantage of putting an end to the dispute at a lower cost.
At the end of the first half-day during which each of the parties will report on the situation, the mediator will be able to establish, barring immediate resolution of the conflict, the foreseeable duration of the mediation and to propose a intervention cost.
If the parties so wish, they may be accompanied by counsel.
The terms of financial support and cost sharing will be discussed with the parties at the start of the mediation process.
