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Mediation & Dispute Resolution

Neutral facilitation to resolve conflicts without costly litigation.

Confidentiality confirmed before any session begins.

1–2 sessions

typical resolution

90%+

agreements reached (eligible matters)

Days

not months to close

Where we help most

  • Business partner disputes
  • Landlord–tenant conflicts
  • Employment & workplace mediation
  • Family & community matters

Neutral & structured

Tight agendas, time-boxed issues, written outcomes.

Fair & practical

We aim for durable terms both sides can actually follow.

Cost-controlled

Pay a mediator, not months of litigation.

What you get

  • Neutral mediator guidance
  • Confidential sessions
  • Written settlement agreements

Most mediations resolve in 1–2 sessions.

Common scenarios we resolve

Co-founder or partner friction

Equity splits, role clarity, and future decision rights that prevent repeat flare-ups.

Commercial contract fallouts

Scope, timeline, and payment compromises that keep the relationship workable.

Housing & rental issues

Repairs, deposits, and realistic timelines with written commitments.

Workplace disagreements

Behavioral standards and restorative frameworks to move forward.

Step 1

Intake

We listen to each side’s perspective.

Step 2

Session

We facilitate structured dialogue and negotiation.

Step 3

Agreement

We draft clear, binding resolution documents.

They helped us find middle ground in one afternoon after months of stalemate.

COO, manufacturing

Clear ground rules and a written agreement the same day—huge relief.

Tenant–landlord mediation

Frequently asked

Short answers so you can move quickly.

Yes—when parties sign a written settlement agreement. We draft clear, enforceable terms everyone understands.

If the dispute looks unsuitable for mediation, we’ll say so and suggest alternatives—no pressure.

Ready when you are

Resolve it—fairly, quickly, and privately.

We set the agenda, keep emotions in check, and get to signed commitments—so everyone can move forward.

Talk to a mediatorSee results

Hundreds of parties reconciled without litigation