Silvana Ivan Expert Mediation Services

Mediation offers an efficient, confidential and constructive alternative to litigation/arbitration.

Instead of entering a lengthy and expensive process, parties sit at the same table, guided by a neutral professional who helps them reach a balanced, mutually acceptable solution.

Unlike court/arbitration where outcomes are imposed, mediation allows participants to stay in control of the process, the timing, and the final solution.

Key Benefits of Mediation

1. Faster Results

Mediation moves quickly.

No waiting for court dates or dealing with procedural delays.

Most disputes can be resolved within days or weeks, not months or years.

2. Reduced Costs

Legal disputes become expensive very quickly, involving stamp duty, lawyer fees, expert fees etc.

Mediation is cost-effective, transparent, and focused on efficiency without sacrificing fairness or quality. One fee to the mediator. 

3. Confidential & Private

All discussions remain confidential.

Unlike litigation, mediation leaves no public record, protecting reputations, business relationships, and sensitive information.

4. Control Over the Outcome

In court, a judge decides.

In mediation, you do.

Together, parties shape solutions that are practical, realistic and tailored to their needs.

5. Preserving Relationships

Whether in business, family, partnerships or employment, mediation reduces hostility and encourages respectful communication.

Instead of destroying relationships, it gives them a chance to continue.

6. Legally Binding Agreements

Agreements reached through mediation can be formalized in writing and enforced like a contract, giving certainty and peace of mind.

Who Benefits from Mediation?

• Businesses and commercial partners
• Employers and employees
• Families and heirs
• Landlords and tenants
• Neighbours and communities
• Any parties facing a conflict and wishing for a fair, effective solution

Results That Work

Mediation is cooperative, not confrontational.

It focuses on solutions, not blame.

Statistics show that 70-90% of disputes submitted to mediation are solved by mediation agreement.