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Most disputes don't need a courtroom. Our nationally accredited mediators help separating couples, families, businesses and colleagues reach lasting agreements — faster, more affordably, and on terms they choose together.
In short: Mediations Australia provides nationally accredited mediation for family, property, workplace and estate disputes — resolving 90% of matters without court, typically in days or weeks rather than years. We serve clients across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Australia-wide online.
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Sometimes court is genuinely necessary — and a good lawyer will tell you when. But for most disputes, mediation gets you there sooner, for less, and with far less strain. Here's the honest comparison.
"Court has its place — but it's rarely the best place to start. Trying mediation first can save everyone time, money and stress, whatever happens next."
Book a Free Consultation →How mediation works
No jargon, no surprises. A neutral, accredited mediator guides everyone toward a solution — and you decide whether to accept it.
Start with a free initial consultation. Clear advice, no runaway costs, no obligation.
Paired with an accredited specialist who understands the law and the human side.
In person or online, together or in separate rooms — whatever feels right.
Around 90% of matters resolve then and there, on terms you've chosen.
We turn your agreement into an enforceable outcome — consent orders or a contract.
What we resolve
From the deeply personal to the purely commercial, almost every conflict can be mediated. These are the matters we resolve every week.
Parenting plans, property settlements and divorce — resolved with dignity, decisions kept in your hands.
Family law mediation →Divide assets, debts and superannuation fairly and finally — without losing it to legal fees.
Property settlement →Dismissals, contracts and bullying claims handled fast and fairly — before the Fair Work Commission.
Workplace mediation →Build a parenting plan around what your children need — calm, child-focused and lasting.
Parenting plans →Contested wills and family disagreements resolved privately — preserving relationships at the hardest time.
Estate disputes →Resolve everything by secure video, anywhere in Australia — including regional and remote areas.
Online mediation →Why Mediations Australia
Many of our mediators are also experienced lawyers, so the legal realities of your matter are understood from the start. We work alongside your own lawyer too — many of the people we help are referred to us by the very solicitors advising them.
Certified under the Australian Mediator and Dispute Resolution Accreditation Standards (AMDRAS).
You'll always know what things cost — clarity on your options without an open-ended bill.
Offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth — and online mediation Australia-wide.
Meet the team
Our team brings together nationally accredited mediators and experienced lawyers — each with a proven track record of resolving disputes without court.
Common questions
Mediation is a structured negotiation led by a neutral, accredited mediator who helps everyone reach an agreement. Unlike a judge, the mediator imposes nothing — you stay in control of the outcome. It's faster, far cheaper, and completely private.
No — a lawyer isn't required to mediate. Legal advice before or after can be wise for complex matters, and many of our mediators are also experienced lawyers, so legal insight is already in the room.
You begin with a free initial consultation, so there are no billing surprises. Mediation typically costs a fraction of litigation, and parties usually share the fee. Most disputes resolve in one to two sessions rather than years of court.
Most disputes are resolved within one to two sessions — often in a single day — compared with court matters that can run for one to three years.
Yes. Mediation is conducted on a 'without prejudice' basis, meaning what's said generally can't be used later in court. That confidentiality is exactly what lets everyone speak openly and reach a deal.
Yes. Once you reach agreement it can be formalised into a legally enforceable outcome — through consent orders, a binding financial agreement or court-approved documents. We handle that process for you.
Tell us about your dispute. We'll give you an honest view of whether mediation can help — and how it fits alongside any legal advice you're already getting.
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