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– CIVIL MEDIATION –
Civil disputes can arise when a person, corporation, or entity claims that the other party has failed to carry out a legal duty pursuant to a contract, fiduciary obligation, or governing law. Some examples of civil issues include contractual disputes, alleged negligence, estate issues, property disputes, and business-related disputes. Mediation offers the potential for a more expedited and economical resolution of such matters as opposed to traditional civil litigation. While Molavoque Law will assertively advocate for your rights in court, our firm also offers mediation services for general civil disputes, such as breach of contract, empowering the parties themselves to exercise control over the outcome of their disputes, rather than a judge in court, and come to a mutually agreed upon resolution.
While parties with civil issues may voluntarily agree to mediation, often times, in contractual disputes, there is a clause requiring mediation before parties can initiate a lawsuit. This is designed to promote the resolution of the matter out of court. Similar to family law mediation, the mediator acts as a neutral third-party facilitator, listening to both sides of the dispute to help the parties reach a mutually acceptable resolution. The mediator does not provide legal advice, determine liability, or award damages.
As a skilled litigator with experience handling civil disputes, Kristin A. Molavoque, Esquire is a Pennsylvania certified mediator with exceptional facilitation skills and communication techniques that enable parties to determine a creative solution and reach an amicable resolution of their legal issues. For a more cost-efficient alternative to a lengthy civil lawsuit, consider mediation to resolve your civil matters. To obtain a knowledgeable civil mediator who can help you understand the mediation process and empower you to reach a mutual settlement of your dispute, contact Kristin A. Molavoque, Esquire.
While parties with civil issues may voluntarily agree to mediation, often times, in contractual disputes, there is a clause requiring mediation before parties can initiate a lawsuit. This is designed to promote the resolution of the matter out of court. Similar to family law mediation, the mediator acts as a neutral third-party facilitator, listening to both sides of the dispute to help the parties reach a mutually acceptable resolution. The mediator does not provide legal advice, determine liability, or award damages.
As a skilled litigator with experience handling civil disputes, Kristin A. Molavoque, Esquire is a Pennsylvania certified mediator with exceptional facilitation skills and communication techniques that enable parties to determine a creative solution and reach an amicable resolution of their legal issues. For a more cost-efficient alternative to a lengthy civil lawsuit, consider mediation to resolve your civil matters. To obtain a knowledgeable civil mediator who can help you understand the mediation process and empower you to reach a mutual settlement of your dispute, contact Kristin A. Molavoque, Esquire.
