What is Mediation?

Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process that helps people resolve disputes without going to court. It provides a safe, respectful space where all parties can share their concerns, listen to one another, and work toward practical solutions.

A trained, neutral mediator facilitates the conversation. The mediator does not take sides, give legal advice, or make decisions. Instead, they guide communication, help clarify issues, and support participants in finding common ground.

Mediation is designed to be accessible, collaborative, and community-centered, empowering individuals to actively participate in resolving their own conflicts while preserving relationships whenever possible.