What is Mediation?

Mediation is a voluntary, out-of-court, non-public dispute resolution process in which the parties themselves develop a mutually agreeable solution to their conflict with the help of an independent neutral third party, the mediator.

Mediation is not oriented towards laws and legal claims, mediation is rather oriented towards your interests, ideas and goals. In mediation, disputes are not settled solely by legal assessment of what has happened, but by strategic and interest-oriented development of possible solutions for the future. In mediation, a court does not judge your dispute, but you shape the solution yourself. The mediator has a supporting, moderating and structuring function.

Mediation is therefore an opportunity to find the best possible solution for you.