Civil disputes
Mediation of private-law disputes that may be submitted to the process, with neutral facilitation of communication and negotiation.
Alternative dispute resolution
A confidential, structured process that helps parties explore a mutually acceptable resolution without a court judgment.
The service
Maria Asimakopoulou is accredited by the Hellenic Ministry of Justice and registered in the General Register of Mediators under number 3741 for civil, commercial and family disputes.
When acting as mediator, she is independent and neutral and does not decide the dispute. This role is distinct from acting as legal counsel for one party in a mediation conducted by another mediator.
Mediation of private-law disputes that may be submitted to the process, with neutral facilitation of communication and negotiation.
A structured process for businesses and professionals seeking a mutually acceptable out-of-court resolution.
Facilitating communication in family disputes that may legally be submitted to mediation.
Legal advice and support for a client participating in a mediation conducted by a separate, neutral mediator.
How we work
Initial information and assessment of whether the private-law dispute may be submitted to mediation.
Agreement of the parties on the process and the mediator.
Joint or private meetings in a confidential setting, aimed at facilitating negotiation.
Preparation of a record of settlement or non-settlement in accordance with the applicable framework.
Useful information
These answers are general. Every matter is assessed on its facts and the documents available.
The mediator is independent and neutral. The mediator does not issue a judgment or impose a solution, but helps the parties communicate and explore a mutually acceptable agreement.
Mediation takes place within a framework of confidentiality, under the applicable rules and the participants’ written commitments.
Under the conditions provided by law, the record of settlement may be filed with the competent Court of First Instance and become an enforceable instrument.
Call or email to briefly describe your matter and arrange an appointment.
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