Resolve disputes through respectful communication and practical solutions without the expense and uncertainty of litigation. Our mediation services help individuals, families, and businesses reach mutually acceptable agreements in a confidential and collaborative environment.
Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process where an impartial mediator helps parties communicate effectively and work toward a mutually acceptable resolution. Unlike court proceedings, mediation gives participants greater control over the outcome while reducing stress, legal expenses, and delays.
At ALMA, we guide every mediation with professionalism, neutrality, and a commitment to helping parties find practical solutions that preserve relationships whenever possible.
Help families resolve sensitive legal matters through respectful communication and mutually acceptable agreements.
We help with:
✔ Divorce & Separation
✔ Parenting Plans
✔ Child Custody
✔ Child & Spousal Support
✔ Property Division
Resolve personal and civil disputes efficiently without the time and expense of court proceedings.
We assist with:
✔ Neighbour Disputes
✔ Property Disputes
✔ Debt Recovery Matters
✔ Personal Injury Settlement Discussions
✔ Contract Disagreements
Protect business relationships while resolving commercial conflicts professionally.
Our mediation covers:
✔ Partnership Disputes
✔ Shareholder Conflicts
✔ Contract Disputes
✔ Commercial Lease Issues
✔ Vendor & Client Disputes
Your discussions remain private, allowing open communication without public court proceedings.
Avoid lengthy litigation and resolve disputes more efficiently.
Reduce legal fees and court expenses while working toward practical outcomes.
The parties—not the mediator—make the final decisions.
Encourages cooperation and respectful communication, making mediation ideal for ongoing personal or business relationships.
The mediation process itself is voluntary. However, once parties sign a settlement agreement, it may become legally enforceable depending on its terms.
Many disputes can be resolved within one or several sessions, depending on complexity.
Yes. Mediation works best when all participants are willing to engage in good faith.
Yes. Parties may attend with legal counsel if they choose.
Family law disputes don’t have to be a battle. Whether through mediation, arbitration, or a combination of both, we are here to help you find a fair resolution efficiently and amicably.
Book a Consultation with Sumit Ahuja to discuss your mediation and arbitration options.
