You should choose Mediation because it expresses the free will of the Parties, the Impartiality of the mediator, Justice and Integrity, the equality of the Parties, confidentiality, and the resolution of Your Conflict takes only 1-30 days.

You should choose Mediation because it offers a very quick, low-cost solution and regulates the relationship between the conflicting Parties.
Because judicial solutions never solve the conflict but deepen it, even more, because only 1 side wins in the Court and this, after a few years, passing through all levels of the judiciary.
Because Mediation gives the Parties the opportunity to be equal, to express themselves freely and to decide for themselves, with lawyers or representatives, about their fates, which does not happen in Court.
Because in Mediation, you choose the Mediator yourself, while the Judge is assigned by lot.
Because you can go to Mediation at any time and in any place, and not in the presence of the Black Platoon.
Because Mediation is carried out through a civil, flexible and non-stressful process, there is no loser, but the parties come out WIN-WIN.

A Mediator is a third person, impartial, licensed by the Ministry of Justice and a member of the National Chamber of Mediators, who is chosen voluntarily by YOU, to reach an agreement on your conflict.

Immediately when you have a Conflict or dispute, before going to court or during the judicial process, contact a Mediator. You can find it in the List near the Ministry of Justice, near the National Chamber of Mediators and in any Court, Prosecutor's Office or other institutions. You can also find it by clicking here!

Ownership conflicts, obligations, contracts, commercial, labor, family relations, intellectual property, consumer rights and the field of disputes between public administration bodies and private entities. Mediation is also applied in the field of criminal law for offenses that are prosecuted at the request of the accusing victim or with the complaint of the injured party and in the criminal field where minors are involved according to the Code of Criminal Justice for minors.

The procedure for mediation begins with your submission to the mediator or from the date of referral of the case by the court, prosecution or other competent bodies, for its resolution through mediation.

The fees for the mediation process can be found in the Manual for Remuneration Fees for the Work of the Mediator, published in the section Legislation, Acts of DHKN. Minors participating in a mediation process are exempt from the Mediator's process fees.