Dive into articles on mediation and dispute resolution in British Columbia. Whether in family matters, estate disputes, or contract issues, these posts explain the general concepts about how mediation works, when it’s appropriate, and what to expect. At Mather & Company, we bring clarity to the process so clients throughout the Comox Valley and BC can see mediation as a viable path forward.
What to Expect in Your First Mediation Session Starting mediation can feel unfamiliar. Many people don’t know what to expect, or worry it will feel like a courtroom. But mediation is calm, supportive, and focused on solutions—not blame. Here’s what your first session...
Court can feel scary. It’s expensive, slow, and full of conflict. But most families don’t actually need to go to court to solve their issues. That’s where family mediation comes in. At Mather & Company, we help families stay out of the courtroom and find solutions...
Conflict happens. Families separate, neighbours disagree, and business partners don’t always see eye to eye. When these situations come up, people often think of court as the only solution. But court can be expensive, stressful, and damaging to relationships. Mediation offers another way — one that is kinder, more flexible, and often much more effective.
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