OUR SERVICES
At ThreePOV Mediation, we specialise in facilitating constructive dialogues that lead to lasting resolutions that make a positive impact on lives. Our approach is rooted in empathy, neutrality, and a commitment to understanding each party's perspective:
Our focus areas:
Commercial and Contractual Disputes: Conflicts between businesses, potential breaches of contract.
Consumer and Trader Disputes: Conflicts over goods and services.
Community and Neighbourhood Disputes: Issues concerning property boundaries, noise, and other local conflicts.
Workplace and Employment Disputes: Bullying and harassment claims, unfair dismissal, and contract disputes.
Wills and Estates Disputes: Challenges to wills and disagreements among beneficiaries.
Personal Injury and Insurance/CTP Claims:
Compulsory Conferences and pre-trial Mediations
In a dispute but unsure how to solve it? You don’t have to go to court to move forward
Litigation is often a lengthy, costly, and adversarial process.
However, Mediation provides a structured, time-efficient, and cost-effective alternative to court proceedings, enabling parties to achieve practical and durable outcomes without the burden of protracted litigation. With skilled facilitation, disputes can often be resolved constructively, ensuring clarity, certainty, and preservation of valuable relationships.
At ThreePOV, we assist parties in identifying common ground and developing workable agreements—delivering results that save time, reduce expense, and support long-term resolution.
A Safe Space for Resolution
We create a structured, respectful environment where everyone can express their views openly. Through skilled facilitative mediation, we help clarify perspectives, reduce tension, and guide parties toward practical, lasting outcomes.
Your agreement in writing
At the end of a successful mediation, all parties receive a written agreement—signed and documented—so everyone knows where they stand. And if circumstances change or new issues arise, you’re always welcome to return to mediation for further assistance.
“There’s an alternative. There’s always a third way, and it’s not a combination of the other two ways. It’s a different way.”
- David Carridine
