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I use the movies scenes to bring the theory to the participants as it is fun and relatable.

I am delighted to share the enthusiasm of the freshly trained mediators and Interns who are amazed at how Mediation helps people save money, time & relationships.

They have put together a fine survey form brilliantly to dwell deep into that.
It gives the person surveying a good idea about how mediation works as well.

Please fill the form and encourage the study.
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I have sent the form to most of you personally on whatsapp, if I missed you could use this or text me.

You could have your friends and family fill it up as well.

Mediation Insight, Survey by Mediators & Interns of Outofcourt.in. December 2024 Mediation is a process where a neutral third party helps disputing parties reach a mutually acceptable resolution without going to court. It saves time, money & most importantly relationships. This form aims to gather insights on how mediation can be applied to resolve conflicts in different context...

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Lawyers need to know mediation, its final. Lawyers need communication as the first and foremost tool and when lawyers learn to mediate they are reaping several benefits like, Diversification of skills: Mediation skills complement and enhance traditional legal skills, making a lawyer more versatile. Increased work opportunities: Mediation is becoming a more popular alternative to traditional litigation, providing lawyers with new opportunities for work....

Lawyers as Mediators, A Win Win skill. Lawyers need to know mediation, its final. Lawyers need communication as the first and foremost tool and when lawyers learn to mediate they are reaping several benefits like, Diversification of ski…

Mediation is a form of conflict resolution that involves a neutral third party, called a mediator, helping parties in a dispute to reach a mutually satisfactory agreement. The mediator facilitates communication, encourages parties to express their needs and interests, and assists them in exploring options for resolution. Mediation is becoming increasingly popular as a way of resolving conflicts outside of court....

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To stay out of court. When Should You Consider Mediation Over Filing a Legal Case? When facing a relationship or legal issue, it’s common to assume that the only way to resolve it is through litigation. However, l…

How do mediations begin? Do people approach us mediators and say - 'Hey can you help us solve the issues we have'?

We don't seem to see eye to eye, we need a Neutral.

(A Mediator Dream)

Are people so aware?

What happens before a mediation?

Who is taking the initiative?

Here is an interesting request I received and I am delighted at the scope of mediation possibilites that it holds.

A friend who reads my posts on mediation regularly on Facebook asked me to help with creating a Joint Family Agreement. Just that it was not as simple as it appears.



This is the backdrop.

They are a huge group of 14 cousins of 2 brothers and 2 sisters all are senior citizens now.

Their parents owned several properties in India which needed a proper division amongst the children. The properties included buildings, Cinema halls, Petrol Bunks, Palatial Bungalows, Jewellery, Cash, Farms, Deposits in Banks and Agricultural property in Villages.

The cousins were putting the matter away due to several reasons.

- All are scattered in various parts of the planet.

- All are well settled and none of them need the properties.

- All wanted to retain it for legacy and sentiment sake.

- They owed it to their children that they retained the family properties.

- They had to take care of these inheritances for the roots that bound them together.

- They shared a good bond but apprehensive that the properties have issues and old parental conflicts tied to them.

They did not want to visit the negatives attached with the legacy.

- The Crucial question was who will bell the cat?

Only one thing was clear and that was that they wanted to stay out of courts.

One of the cousins decided to take matters in hand. She stays in Australia and the properties were all in one city in India.

What did we do next?

How did this end?

Did it end at all?

Was any conclusion reached?

Did the cousins agree?

How did they meet?

Most importantly, what did the mediator do?

Any thoughts? What would you do?

A panel discussion on Women in Mediation by Accords International of which I was happy to be a part of.

Panel Discussion on Women in Mediation Watch this panel discussion around the theme, 'Women in Mediation' on the occasion of Women's Equality day on August 26. This panel discussion seeks to contr...

A family is more than a perfect picture. The layers of conflicts simmer beneath the relationships. When families communicate and mutual respect and understanding prevail they sail through tough situations as a unit.
Learning to resolve a conflict is sometimes natural to an individual and very often it can be learned.
How to navigate through tough situations through smart use of vocabulary is what is gained when one learns to mediate.

The training helps build self-confidence in individuals that makes them take risks as well.

To learn how to mediate and negotiate send us a mail to [email protected].

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Join the Free 1-hour workshop "A-Z of Mediation" organized by Outofcourt. in, this Saturday, the 23rd of October from 3 pm to 4 pm.
The session will be conducted by Meena Waghray who is a certified mediator from ADR group, London, and has close to 10 years of experience in the field of mediation.
The workshop will cover points regarding the role of a mediator, the essence of mediation, and tips to ace mediation.
Can't wait to see you all at the workshop.

Drop a mail to [email protected] and register for free.

Outofcourt is delighted to host a conversation with Anish Quenim , Community Policing Specialist and a Hostage & Crisis Negotiator.

No Charges but registration is needed.