Your Family Matters.
NABFAM accredited family law mediation in Pretoria. Voluntary, court-referred, and Rule 41A compulsory mediation. Expertise in parenting plans and settlement agreements.
Mediation is not about who is right. It is about what is right for the family.
— Alet Uys, Attorney & MediatorWhat is Mediation?
Mediation is a structured, voluntary process where a neutral third party facilitates communication between disputing parties to reach a mutually acceptable agreement. Unlike litigation, mediation is confidential, cost-effective, and preserves relationships.
At Resolve Mediation, we specialise in family law mediation — helping families navigate divorce, parenting plans, maintenance disputes, and other sensitive matters with dignity and respect. Our approach is calm, constructive, and focused on long-term solutions rather than short-term victories.
With almost 15 years of litigation experience behind us, we understand the court system intimately — which means we know exactly how to help you avoid it when possible.
Types of Mediation
Flexible approaches to suit your unique situation.
Voluntary Mediation
Parties choose to mediate before or during litigation. The most flexible and collaborative approach, allowing you to control the outcome.
Court Referred
Courts may refer parties to mediation under Rule 41A. A structured process with court oversight that keeps you in control of the resolution.
Rule 41A Compulsory
Gauteng courts increasingly require compulsory mediation before litigation proceeds. Soon to be nationwide. Be prepared.
Accreditation & Partnership
Recognised expertise you can trust.
In Collaboration with Prof Leentjie de Jong
A leader in the South African mediation field and a driving force behind SAAM. This collaboration ensures that Resolve Mediation stays at the forefront of mediation best practices, academic research, and ethical standards.
Gauteng courts are increasingly requiring compulsory mediation under Rule 41A before litigation can proceed. This trend is expected to extend across South Africa, making accredited mediation expertise essential for anyone navigating the legal system.
Don't wait for court intervention. Take control of your dispute resolution today.
Why Resolve Mediation?
Coming Soon Labour and commercial mediation accreditation will be added to our services. Watch this space.
Mediation Intake Form
Complete the form below and we will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your mediation needs.