Mediation
Resolving a conflict does not necessarily mean going to court.
When communication is difficult or even broken between two or more people, it may be advisable to try mediation in order to re-establish dialogue and avoid a long and costly procedure.
The mediator is an independent, neutral and impartial third party whose mission is to help the parties find an agreement that takes into account their needs and interests, that improves (or at least does not deteriorate) their relationship, that is durable, that complies with the rules of public order and that also respects the people who will have to suffer the consequences of this agreement. Mediation has the advantage of being confidential and voluntary. The parties and the mediator may terminate the mediation at any time. Mediations result in agreements in 70% of cases.