Mediation

Mediators that are experienced, impartial, calm and insightful.

What we do

Family law

Facilitating amicable resolutions in family law disputes, including parenting arrangements, property settlements, and other family-related issues.

Workplace

Addressing conflicts between employees or between employees and management, fostering a healthier work environment through constructive dialogue.

Commercial

Assisting in the resolution of commercial disputes, ensuring that business relationships are preserved while addressing the issues at hand.

Small business

Helping small business owners resolve disputes with partners, clients, or employees without the need for costly litigation.

Sports

Resolving disputes within sporting organisations, whether between athletes, coaches, or management, while maintaining team harmony.

Our focus

Our mediation services are focused on resolving disputes in a way that is collaborative yet impartial, efficient and effective. Our mediators are both Australian Nationally Accredited Mediators and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners.

Our mediation services cover a wide range of areas, from family law disputes through to disputes involving small businesses, larger commercial operations, employment matters and sport disputes.

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FAQs

Is your service accessible for regional and/or remote clients?

Yes, we offer accessible services for clients who may not be able to meet in person. Mediation sessions and initial consultations are available online via Zoom, ensuring that you can receive the support you need, no matter where you are located.

Is a mediated agreement legally binding?

No. Agreements reached t mediation are not legally binding or enforceable. If you wish to obtain a legally binding and enforceable agreement speak to one of our lawyers for further advice.

How long does mediation usually take?

Mediation sessions can vary in length, our mediations are booked for either a Half-Day (4 hours) or Full-Day (8 hours). Half-Day mediations can be held either in the morning or afternoon to suit your schedule.

What is the role of the mediator in the process?

The mediator acts as a neutral, impartial third party that facilitates a discussions between the disputing parties, helping them reach a mutually agreeable resolution where they can.

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