Why mediation? The figures speak for themselves
- On average, 70% of mediations end in an agreement
- In mediation, parties seek their own lasting resolution
- Mediation can help avoid time-consuming and expensive legal proceedings
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What is mediation?
Mediation is a way to resolve conflicts without involving a judge. Parties work together towards a resolution, guided by an accredited mediator. This process is voluntary, confidential and collaborative.
Why choose mediation?
- You retain control over the outcome
- More efficient and flexible than court proceedings
- Focused on a lasting resolution with mutual understanding
- Chance to preserve relationships
Discover how mediation works in practice
Conflict resolution
Whether you are an individual or a business owner, mediation can help with many different types of conflicts.
I am a citizen
Common conflicts:
- Family disputes such as divorce and parenthood
- Inheritance issues or property disputes
- Conflicts concerning rent and neighbours
- Work-related disputes
- Young people
More on civil conflict resolution
I am an entrepreneur
Common conflicts:
- Business disputes between partners or customers
- Construction disputes and breaches of contract
- Trade and invoice disputes
About the Federal Mediation Commission
The Federal Mediation Commission (FMC) certifies and regulates mediators in Belgium and oversees the quality of mediation. Our goal is to make mediation accessible while raising awareness among citizens, businesses, and professionals about this effective way to resolve conflicts.
Our mandate:
✔️ Accredit and oversee mediators
✔️ Inform and support citizens and businesses
✔️ Promote mediation and ADR as a legal alternative
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