We can assist with:
Parenting disputes and child-focused mediation
Family law property settlement disputes
Civil disputes
Workplace disputes
Workcover claims
Wills and estates disputes
Personal injury disputes
Mediation with a people-focused approach for practical resolutions
We conduct mediation in-person or online by Zoom. Venue hire charges apply for in-person mediations.
We proudly offer our services Australia-wide.
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Travel charge may apply for travel to rural or remote locations.
What we do for you:
01.
Invitation to mediate
We can issue an invitation to mediate and organise an agreed date for mediation
02.
Intake appointment
We will book a private confidential discussion with each party to the mediation
03.
Mediation
We facilitate half-day and full-day mediations for almost all types of disputes
04.
Family Dispute Resolution
Where relevant for parenting disputes, we can provide a Section 60I certificate for filing with the Court
Invitation to Mediate
Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process. If you are experiencing a dispute, reach out to us and we will send an invitation to the other party to attend mediation. This is the first step. If the invitation to mediate is accepted, we will book a half-day or full-day mediation on a day that works for all parties.
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Half-day Mediation
A half-day mediation is up to 4 hours long. This is perfect for disputes that are fairly focused on one main issue, without a lot of peripheral issues that need to be discussed at the same time. If a half-day mediation is booked and more time is needed on the day, it may be possible to extend the booking to a full-day mediation. The mediation fee includes telephone or Zoom attendances with each party prior to the mediation to confidentially discuss the circumstances from each party’s perspective.
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Full-day mediation
A full-day mediation is up to 8 hours long, with additional time charged at $400 + GST per hour. The mediation fee includes telephone or Zoom attendances with each party prior to the mediation to confidentially discuss the circumstances from each party’s perspective.
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how it works
01
submit enquiry
Send us a booking enquiry for your preferred date. We will receive the preliminary information you provide on the form. Remember, this process is entirely confidential.
02
confirmation
We will contact you to confirm your mediation, and we may need to ask you more about your dispute. We can also send the other party a formal invitation to mediate.
03
intake appointment
For Family Dispute Resolution (“FDR”), we will book the parties in for an intake appointment, to give us a better understanding about the family circumstances and the children’s needs. An intake is always required for FDR.
04
resolution
On the day of mediation, we help the parties discuss and narrow the issues in dispute, and facilitate discussions about workable outcomes with the ultimate goal of a resolution that works for everyone.
I became a mediator because I’ve seen the toll that conflict takes on people — not just in court, but in their lives.
As a family lawyer, I’ve watched people get caught in drawn-out legal battles that leave them exhausted, emotionally drained, and sometimes financially worse off than when they started. I knew there had to be a better way.
At the end of the day, mediation isn’t just about legal outcomes—it’s about helping people rebuild, heal, and make decisions that truly serve them. That’s why I do this work, and it’s why I’m committed to helping people find their way through the most challenging situations.
- Sabrina Korva
MEDIATION FEES
HALF-DAY MEDIATION
$2,000
+GST
($1,000 + GST per party if sharing the fee)
Includes intake appointments and review of relevant material prior to mediation.
The total fee of $2,000 + GST is payable at the time of booking to secure your mediation date, and it is non-refundable.
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Full-DAY MEDIATION
$3,000
+GST
($1,500 + GST per party if sharing the fee)
Includes intake appointments and review of relevant material prior to mediation.
The total fee of $3,000 + GST is payable at the time of booking to secure your mediation date, and it is non-refundable.
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Invitation to mediate
$400
+GST
Payable prior to the invitation being issued.
This fee includes the issuing of a section 60I certificate for family law parenting matters, if mediation is refused.
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