What is Extrajudicial Mediation?
Out-of-court mediation is an alternative dispute resolution method that allows individuals and legal entities to reach agreements quickly and effectively without resorting to legal proceedings. Under the guidance of a specialized conciliator, the parties discuss and seek equitable solutions that benefit both parties. This mechanism is voluntary, confidential, and has the same legal value as a court ruling.
7 benefits
Saving time and money
Avoid long and costly legal proceedings, allowing for faster and more accessible solutions.
Agreements with legal value
The agreements reached in conciliation have the force of law and can be enforced judicially if necessary.
Greater control over the solution
Unlike a trial, in conciliation the parties have the opportunity to decide the outcome rather than having it imposed by a judge.
Equitable solutions that benefit both parties
It adapts to the specific needs of each case, prioritizing the well-being of the parties involved.
Agile and effective process
In just a few sessions, the parties can reach agreements without the delay of the courts.
Confidentiality guaranteed
Everything discussed in the conciliation is private, protecting the privacy of the parties involved.
Improves communication and relationships between parties
It promotes dialogue and understanding, which is key in personal, family, or business conflicts.