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Mediation

Resolve without confrontation.

A voluntary, confidential process in which a neutral professional helps the parties build their own agreement, faster and cheaper than going to court.

Professional smiling in her office

Areas of mediation

Mediator registered with the Ministry of Justice, trained in the main areas.

  • I

    Workplace

    Conflicts between colleagues, with management or within teams.

  • II

    Family

    Separation, custody, maintenance and relationships between generations.

  • III

    Civil

    Inheritance, neighbours’ associations, leases and debts.

  • IV

    Commercial

    Disputes between partners, with suppliers or with clients.

How the process works

Four steps
  1. Information session

    Free and with no obligation. I explain how it works and whether your case can be mediated.

  2. Joint sessions

    A safe space where each party is heard and solutions are explored.

  3. Agreement

    The parties sign a legally valid agreement that can be notarised.

  4. Follow-up

    I check that the agreement holds and adjust where needed.

Handshake after reaching an agreement
Why mediate

An agreement of your own always outlasts a ruling.

  • Faster

    Weeks instead of years of court proceedings.

  • Cheaper

    A fraction of the cost of litigation, shared between the parties.

  • Confidential

    What is said in mediation stays in the room.

  • Lasting

    Those who build the agreement are the ones who keep it.

After months at a standstill, two sessions gave us a signed agreement both sides are still honouring.

Commercial mediation client · 2025