Mediation
Notaries trained in mediation to promote dialogue and the search for lasting solutions to property or family conflicts.
Our intervention
When a conflict arises, it is often tempting to go straight to court. However, many situations can be resolved faster, more peacefully, and at a lower cost through mediation. At Angle Droit Notaires, three of our notaries are trained in amicable dispute resolution. We support you in restoring dialogue, finding common ground, and building balanced solutions, all while guaranteeing the legal validity of the agreements reached.
Mediation consists of restoring communication between parties and enabling them to find an amicable solution within a confidential and secure framework. The notary acts as a neutral and impartial third party, facilitating the emergence of this agreement.
Mediation can resolve all types of family disputes (inheritance, divorce, division of property), disagreements related to contracts or real estate, as well as certain professional disputes.
Mediation allows for a quick solution tailored to the parties' needs, while preserving personal or professional relationships. It also avoids long and costly legal proceedings.
Examples of services
The main areas in which we operate are the following:
- Mediation between heirs to achieve an equitable distribution of an inheritance
- Support for spouses who disagree about the liquidation of their matrimonial regime
- Amicable resolution of a conflict between partners over professional real estate
- Implementation of a memorandum of understanding validated by a notarial act in order to secure the commitments made
Team
At your disposal to meet your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mediation consists in re-establishing communication between the parties and in seeking an amicable solution, in a confidential and secure framework. The notary acts as a neutral third party and facilitates the search for a compromise.
Family disputes (inheritance, divorce, division of property), disagreements related to contracts or real estate, as well as some professional disputes can be resolved through mediation.
Because it makes it possible to find a quick solution, adapted to the needs of the parties, while maintaining personal or professional relationships. It also avoids long and expensive procedures.
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