What is mediation and on what legal grounds is it based?
Mediation is a process that involves the meeting of two or more participants in a disputed situation (conflict) in the presence of a mediator, as a person who does not represent the interests of any of the parties to the conflict, and helps the participants themselves reach a mutual agreement in resolving the dispute. The basis of the process is the restoration of trust between the participants in the dispute, the search for common interests and, based on them, the construction of a solution to a difficult situation, which is created by the participants themselves.