Why is Mediation Important?
Disputes, disagreements and conflicts are a part of life. They arise naturally as a result of our free will and our differing perspectives.
Unfortunately, we live in a society that tends to encourage and promote the avoidance of confrontation.
As a result, disagreements often escalate to full-blown feuds or conflicts and can lead to extended pain, suffering and a high cost (financial or otherwise) to all involved parties.
It’s natural and easy to become frustrated when trying to resolve conflicts, due to being emotionally tied to the outcome.
The concept of mediation arises when a neutral third party intervenes and participates in the confrontation and conflict resolution process.
The introduction of mediation can have a profound positive impact on the speed and effectiveness of resolution.
What is Private Mediation?
Private mediation is a consulting and advisory service delivered by a neutral and independent third party.
Unlike court judgments or arbitration, mediation is not binding upon the parties.
Instead, all parties are enjoined under the principles of “best effort” and “good faith negotiations.”
Private mediators don’t carry licensed or state-sanctioned titles; instead, they are well-studied in the principles of natural law, objective morality, equity jurisprudence, and private contract law.
A private mediator approaches each interaction with a focus on creating consensus or the “win-win” outcome for all parties involved.
They compel performance mainly through persuasion and influence, by drawing a clear picture of the contract between an agreement and reverting to the courts of law for resolution.
What Types of Disputes can be Resolved?
Nearly any disagreement that arises between reasonable men and women can be properly resolved through private mediation.
To further illustrate the point, here are a few examples:
Disputes or disagreements over child custody and child support
Family disputes over inheritance or ownership of property
Feuds and disagreements between spouses, business parters or family members
Why Work with Us?
Our advisors are well-studied in natural law, objective morality and equity jurisprudence.
Many of our advisors also act as trustees for private contract trusts and have hands-on experience in one or more professions.
Most importantly, we care deeply about creating more peace and privacy in the world, and we bring this care to all of our work.
How Does the Service Work?
- You will be assigned an advisor to work with you as a private mediator throughout the process
- The advisor will interview you and other involved parties and also review any relevant documents or correspondence
- The advisor will lead individual and joint private consultations with the parties to help broker and negotiate a mutually beneficial settlement
- Once an agreement has been reached, the parties will be required to sign a private contract that stipulates each parties duties, obligations and privileges as a result of the agreement
- The advisor will follow up with the parties periodically for three months post-resolution to ensure a proper execution of the agreement
How do I get Started?
Please use the button below to acquire the service. Or, if you still have questions, you may contact our team to discuss further.