What is Mediation?
Mediation is a process in which a mediator, an impartial and independent third party, brings the parties together to resolve a dispute between the parties. During this process, the mediator ensures that the parties communicate and reach a mutually acceptable agreement. In the mediation process, the parties determine the solution themselves and the final decision-making authority is in the hands of the parties. The mediator's job is to manage the process and help the parties find a solution.

Advantages of the Mediation Process
Faster Resolution: A conclusion is reached much faster than the court process. Disputes can usually be resolved in a few sessions.
Lower Costs: Considering the court costs and long litigation processes, mediation is a more economical solution.
Confidentiality: The mediation process is completely confidential. The parties' private information and terms of agreement are not shared with third parties.
Under the Control of the Parties: Unlike the court process, the final decision in mediation is under the control of the parties. The parties themselves create a solution that they agree on.
Protecting Relationships: Especially in commercial or family disputes, the parties reach an agreement and the continuation of the relationship becomes possible. It does not create resentment or tension between the parties like the court process.
Flexibility: The mediation process is carried out flexibly in line with the demands of the parties. The preferences of the parties regarding time and place are taken into account.
Our Services in Mediation Law
As Mit-ra Partners, we provide mediation services in different areas of dispute:

1. Commercial Disputes
Mediation process ensures that business relations are resolved without any damage in commercial disputes between companies, breaches of contract, receivables and other disputes in the business world.

2. Labor Disputes
In cases such as disputes between employees and employers, labor rights, compensation claims and dismissals, we aim to produce an amicable solution by protecting the rights of the parties. Mediation is one of the most effective methods to make business relations sustainable.

3. Family Law Disputes
Mediation provides a more peaceful resolution process by reaching an agreement between the parties in family law disputes such as divorce, property division, alimony and custody. We produce effective solutions by approaching with emotional sensitivity in order to protect family relationships.

4. Consumer Disputes
We use the mediation process to resolve disputes between consumers and sellers or service providers amicably. We offer a fast and effective solution to protect consumer rights and ensure that the parties reach an agreement.

How Does the Mediation Process Work?
Parties Apply to a Mediator: The parties in dispute apply to a mediator to initiate the mediation process. The parties participate in the process voluntarily.

Mediator Selection: The parties choose an independent and impartial mediator. As Mit-ra Partners, we support the parties throughout the process with our experienced and expert mediators.

First Session: The parties and the mediator come together. The parties' positions and demands are listened to. The mediator provides guidance to ensure that the parties communicate and reach an agreement.

Negotiations and Discussions: The mediator provides balance between the parties and helps the parties produce a common solution. This process is carried out with the cooperation of the parties.

Agreement: When the parties reach an agreement, the mediator puts this agreement in writing and submits it to the parties for approval. If an agreement is reached, the process is completed; if not, the parties can apply to the court.

Why Mit-ra Partners?
Experience and Expertise: During the mediation process, we provide a fair and fast solution between the parties with our experienced mediators.
Confidentiality and Trust: The mediation process is completely confidential and we work meticulously to protect the rights of our clients.
Personalized Solutions: Each dispute is unique and we produce personalized solutions that suit the needs of the parties.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is mediation mandatory?

In certain business and commercial disputes, mediation is a mandatory process before filing a lawsuit. However, in many other cases, the parties may voluntarily seek mediation services.
How long does the mediation process take?

Although it varies depending on the complexity of the dispute, mediation usually ends in a few sessions and the process is much faster than court cases.
What happens if an agreement is not reached as a result of mediation?

If the parties cannot reach an agreement, they reserve the right to file a lawsuit or seek a solution through legal means.
Mediation is an effective, fast and cost-effective method for resolving disputes. As Mit-ra Partners Law Firm, we are here for you with our professional mediation services in all your legal disputes. If you would like to receive mediation services, do not hesitate to contact us.