Civil Law Mediation

Parties can resolve through mediation disputes related to property rights, possession, neighborhood relations, as well as conflicts resulting from non-execution or improper execution of various types of contracts (maintenance, sale-purchase, loan, etc.), and claims.

Parties can use a mediator before filing a lawsuit or during an ongoing case. They can be represented by special power of attorney and assisted by legal counsel.

If the dispute is resolved through mediation before a lawsuit is filed, the agreement will be formalized in a mediation agreement signed by the parties and the mediator, having the value of a private deed.

The mediation agreement can remain as a private deed or be submitted to the court for confirmation. In specific cases, such as the transfer of real estate property rights, the agreement must be verified by the court or a notary.

The law rewards the efforts of those who resolve their disputes amicably through significantly reduced court fees for the confirmation of the mediation agreement.

When a case is already in court, the judge may advise the parties to learn about the advantages of mediation. The information session is free and does not oblige the parties to anything.

If the parties choose mediation after the information session, they can request the suspension of the case in court while they mediate.

The court fee is refunded to the party that paid it upon request when a mediation agreement is reached, with some exceptions related to property transfer and inheritance.

Need Civil Law Mediation?

Mediator Laurențiu Tudorache provides the necessary support for the amicable resolution of civil litigation.