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Practical guides on how mediation works, what it costs, its legal force and how to prepare for it.
What documents to bring, what questions to ask yourself beforehand, what to expect from the first meeting — a practical, checklist-style guide for first-time mediation participants.
Read moreA brother in London, a sister in Bucharest, an inheritance to divide. Online mediation makes serious negotiation possible without trips home — legally and efficiently.
Read morePerhaps the most underrated advantage of mediation: everything said at the mediation table is protected by law. Here is exactly what that means and where the limits are.
Read moreTense dismissals, salary disagreements, conflicts with a manager — many employment disputes can be resolved discreetly through mediation, without a court file.
Read moreA conflict between business partners blocks decisions, scares employees and clients, and can kill a healthy company. Mediation offers a discreet way out, in which the parties keep control over the solution and the timetable.
Read moreJudicial property division involves expert valuations, hearings and duties calculated on the value of the estate. Through mediation, the parties negotiate the division themselves, at their own pace, building solutions together within the limits of the law.
Read moreCustody, the children's home, child support, property division — almost everything that hurts in a divorce can be resolved at the mediation table, with one important exception.
Read moreMany believe the understanding reached in mediation is "just a piece of paper". In reality, a mediation agreement can become as strong as a court judgment. Here is how.
Read moreThe same dispute can follow two very different roads. We compare litigation and mediation head-to-head: money, time, confidentiality and control over the outcome.
Read moreMediation is a legal, voluntary and confidential way to resolve a conflict with the help of a neutral third party. We explain how it works, step by step.
Read moreThe articles in this section explain, in clear language free of legal jargon, how mediation works in Romania: how long it takes, what it costs, the legal force of the agreement, how property division or online mediation for the diaspora unfolds. Their purpose is to help you take an informed decision before turning to any procedure — including before contacting us.
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