Mediation

Mediation is a voluntary process in which a neutral third party — the mediator — helps the parties reach a mutually acceptable agreement. Unlike litigation, the decision stays with the parties, and the resulting settlement is tailored precisely to their needs.

What is mediation?

A mediator does not decide who is right. The role is to guide a structured conversation, surface each side’s underlying interests, and help craft an agreed solution. Once the parties agree, the settlement can be given the force of a court judgment.

When is mediation the right choice?

• When preserving the relationship matters (business partners, family members, neighbours).
• When a fast, cost-effective resolution is preferred over litigation.
• When confidentiality is essential — mediation is private.
• When the parties want control over the outcome rather than leaving it to a judge.

Advantages of mediation

• Speed — often just a few sessions.
• Cost savings in both money and time.
• Confidentiality — what is said is not admissible in court.
• Flexibility — creative solutions a court judgment cannot provide.

Disputes I mediate

Commercial mediation, family mediation, real-estate and neighbour disputes, and civil matters. Services are available in Hebrew and English, in person and online.