Mediation and Conflict Resolution Act

The Mediation and Conflict Resolution Act is a law that encourages resolving disputes through mediation rather than court battles. Mediation involves an impartial third person helping the conflicting parties communicate and find common ground. The act provides a legal framework for conducting mediations, ensuring they are fair, voluntary, and respectful of the parties’ rights. It promotes peaceful, efficient, and less costly alternatives to litigation, supporting improved relationships and timely resolution of disagreements in various settings, such as family, business, or community conflicts.