Mediation Results
Possible outcomes of mediation
Disputes in mediation can have a number of different outcomes, all of which must be agreed to by both sides.
These can be:
The two parties are completely responsible for what comes out of the mediation. The mediator has no power to decide the type or amount of a settlement.
In the case where your dispute has already been issued at Court, it is required that you tell the judge that an agreement between the two parties has been reached.
If the two sides cannot reach an agreement then you must tell the judge that an agreement between the two parties has not been reached. Mediation is not guaranteed to solve the result, but may still help settle part of it.
Finding the right mediation solicitor
Using mediation is a good way to try and resolve disputes that cannot be otherwise lessened between the two parties involved in a disagreement.
Find out moreGetting help with mediation
Conflict occurs when two or more parties disagree on an issue and this can lead to an escalating dispute if not treated by a professional mediator.
Find out moreIn need of family mediation?
Family mediation is a way of resolving disputes in a relationship. It has its advantages as an amicable solution may be able to be reached.
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