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| service_description = '''Mediate BC''' provides information about mediation as a dispute resolution process and alternative to going to court.  Services include a Court Mediation Program - Small Claims, Family Mediation, Child Protection Mediation, and a Distance Mediation Family Project.
| service_description = '''Mediate BC''' provides information about mediation as a dispute resolution process and alternative to going to court.  Services include a Court Mediation Program for Small Claims, Family Mediation, and Child Protection Mediation.


| website = [http://www.mediatebc.com/ mediatebc.com]
| website = [http://www.mediatebc.com/ mediatebc.com]
| phone = 1-604-660.8406 <br /> Toll-free:1-855-660-8406 
| phone = 1-604-684-1300 <br /> Toll-free: 1-877-656-1300
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| clicklaw_address = [http://www.clicklaw.bc.ca/organization/solveproblems/1031 Mediate BC on Clicklaw]
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Latest revision as of 19:37, 22 May 2019

Mediate BC provides information about mediation as a dispute resolution process and alternative to going to court. Services include a Court Mediation Program for Small Claims, Family Mediation, and Child Protection Mediation.
Website mediatebc.com
Phone 1-604-684-1300
Toll-free: 1-877-656-1300
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A dispute resolution process in which a specially-trained neutral person facilitates discussions between the parties to a legal dispute and helps them reach a compromise settling the dispute. See "alternative dispute resolution" and "family law mediator."

Processes used to resolve legal disputes, including negotiation, collaborative settlement processes, mediation, arbitration and litigation.

In law, a phrase used to indicate secondary relief or a secondary ground of relief in a claim or application, usually presented as an option to the primary relief or primary ground of relief sought. For example, "I'd like to have all of the house but, in the alternative, I'll take half." See “motion," “pleadings," and “relief."

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