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Why you should consider an amicable solution to your conflict
Parties in conflict often feel blocked, and they doubt whether all elements can be adequately taken into account in a legal procedure. Fortunately, there are effective alternatives that are encouraged by law, with many decisive advantages:
Our Network of Accredited CFM Mediators
Independent, neutral and active across all of Belgium
Frequently Asked Questions about Mediation
Everything you need to know about the process, costs, and legal validity in Belgium.
Have a specific question about your dispute?
Our orientation team is here to guide you confidentially and free of charge.
A non-profit dedicated to the amicable resolution of conflicts
Since 2019, conflicool has been widely supported by media and partner organizations to facilitate access to mediation as a means of conflict resolution. More than 180 mediators facilitate access to appropriate forms of dispute resolution, offering free guidance by telephone and during face-to-face sessions at the courts. In Belgium, conflicool cooperates with the Ligue des Familles and Droits Quotidiens.
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How it works: Your step-by-step path to an amicable solution
A simple, confidential, and transparent roadmap to resolve your dispute without a courtroom battle.
Fill out our secure questionnaire in 2 minutes. No bank details required, strictly confidential.
A free orientation call with our legal-mediation team to answer your questions and assess feasibility.
conflicool reaches out to the other party with a neutral, constructive, and diplomatic invitation.
An exploratory session with an accredited mediator (CFM) leading to a court-enforceable agreement.
What follows? An agreement with the binding power of a court judgment.
Under Art. 1733 of the Belgian Judicial Code, the signed mediation agreement can be homologated by court.