Frequently Asked Questions

Mediation itself is non-binding. However, if all parties sign a written settlement agreement, that agreement may become legally binding and enforceable, depending on applicable laws and review by independent legal counsel.

Yes. Online mediation sessions are conducted using secure, private video platforms designed to protect confidentiality and ensure discussions remain accessible only to authorized participants.

An attorney is not required to participate in mediation. Parties are encouraged to seek independent legal advice before, during, or after mediation if they feel it is necessary.

Mediation is a voluntary process. If an agreement is not reached, parties remain free to pursue other resolution options, including arbitration, negotiation, or litigation.