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"When you're standing at the edge of a cliff, the next best step to take is always back".

Mediation is a process whereby all parties who are in conflict or disputes come together, to talk, listen, and be heard, these talks are facilitated with the help of an independent unbiased third party, who is called a mediator.  Mediation is a safe place to talk, where both parties can actively listen AND be heard, it encourages you to be involved in the decision-making process, and have your say in the outcome of your future and life.

There's nothing scarier or more intimidating or renders you powerless than being told by a judge,  who in reality, is a complete stranger to you all, and who knows nothing about you, who will read through your files, listen to both "sides" then deciding on how your life will pan out, with minimal input from you or the other parties. If you do not agree with those decisions and refuse to adhere to them, you risk more court appearances or even going to prison for failing to adhere to a decision that was made about and for you without your input or choice.

That's where we come in, with mediation you have a choice, you can aim for a win-win outcome for you and all parties involved in the dispute and save a fortune in legal fees. Mediation is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution, and we at DéDannan offer you private mediation sessions with our experienced, qualified, and registered Mediation Institute of Ireland Accredited Mediators. Every person has unique wants and needs and yours is no different. DéDannan dispute resolution with an independent and unbiased mediator gives you and your family the opportunity to find solutions tailored to your family’s unique circumstances. Our mediators are certified and approved by the Mediators Institute of Ireland, are legally trained, and take a neutral, non-judgemental approach so that you can be honest and straightforward in your communication.

Where disputes arise, you will often hear the parties cry, it's not about the money...it's always about the money, in one form or another.

" Let's call a spade, a spade, emotions especially expectations lie at the heart of every conflict. EVERY single ONE.  It can be divided into hundreds of subcategories, however, its boils back down to emotions, the lack of them, too much of them, or the abuse of them and expectations not being met, that's where mediation can help, help to keep expectations realistic and reality test possible negotiation suggestions.