Resolve Disputes with Ease

We specialize in resolving conflicts associated with strata property, ownership, tenancy, and management.

We offer a specialized mediation service designed to address issues that often occur in strata providing a timely alternative to the stress and financial burden of legal avenues.

Our qualified mediators possess extensive industry experience, employing the NMAS mediation technique to facilitate constructive communication between parties. Unresolved disputes within strata buildings can become protracted and disruptive for all parties involved.

Our expertise is invaluable in dispute resolution, allowing everyone to return to their daily lives.

We offer a personalised meeting facilitation option.

If your council of owners is facing a challenging face-to-face meeting with lot owners or tenants to resolve an issue, our mediation services can help. We provide a neutral third party to facilitate these meetings, ensuring that discussions remain balanced, respectful, and productive.

By having a professional mediator present, we can help ease tensions, foster effective communication, and guide the conversation towards a mutually acceptable resolution.

This can make the dispute resolution process less intimidating and more efficient for everyone involved.

Advantages of Mediation:

Mediation is not just a resolution process; it’s an opportunity for growth and understanding among parties.

By choosing mediation, you pave the way for constructive dialogue and long-term harmony.

Let us help you navigate your disputes efficiently and effectively, so you can focus on what truly matters.

• Cost-Effective: Mediation is generally less expensive than legal
  proceedings. Legal processes usually involve expensive fees, court costs,
  and other expenses that can add up quickly.
• Time-Saving: Legal proceedings can take months or years to resolve,
  while mediation takes a fraction of the time.
• Confidentiality: Mediation is a private process, and the details of the
  dispute and its resolution remain confidential. In contrast, court proceedings
  are on public record.
• Control Over Outcome: In mediation, the parties involved have more
  control over the outcome. They work together to reach a mutually agreeable resolution.
  In a court case, the decision is in the hands of the tribunal or court.
• Preservation of Relationships: Mediation can help preserve relationships
  as it encourages cooperative problem-solving and communication. People
  have to be able to live in the same environment after a dispute. Legal
  proceedings can be adversarial and can strain relationships further.
• Flexibility: Mediation is a more flexible process. The parties can tailor the process to their needs, and solutions can be creative and comprehensive, covering all aspects of the dispute.