Mediation Program

A Mediation Program is a structured process where a neutral third party, called a mediator, helps two or more parties in dispute communicate and negotiate to reach a mutually acceptable agreement. It’s a voluntary, confidential, and collaborative alternative to litigation, aiming to resolve conflicts efficiently without going to court. Mediators do not make decisions; instead, they facilitate understanding, promote dialogue, and assist the parties in finding common ground. This approach often saves time and costs, reduces stress, and preserves relationships by fostering cooperative problem-solving.