How It Works
Mediation Process Flow
Our structured, five-stage mediation framework ensures every dispute is handled with clarity, fairness, and confidentiality — from first contact to lasting resolution.
Stage One
Initial Consultation
A confidential session to understand the dispute, explore mediation as a viable path, and assess whether the parties are ready to engage in good faith. No commitments required at this stage.
Stage Two
Pre-Mediation Preparation
Gathering of relevant facts, documents, and information. Issues are defined and framed to support constructive dialogue. Each party may meet separately with the mediator to share concerns.
Stage Three
Joint Sessions
Facilitated negotiation where all parties communicate openly to identify common ground. The mediator ensures all voices are heard and underlying interests are explored constructively.
Stage Four
Agreement Formulation
A legally binding settlement agreement is drafted, reflecting the mutual consensus of all parties. Terms are clearly articulated and enforceable under Kenyan law.
Stage Five
Post-Mediation Follow-Up
Ensuring compliance with agreed terms and providing ongoing support for a sustainable, lasting resolution. Where necessary, the agreement can be registered with the court as a consent order.
Why Choose Mediation?
Advantages Over Litigation
Faster Resolution
Mediation resolves disputes in weeks, not years. Avoid lengthy court proceedings.
Cost Effective
A fraction of the cost of litigation. Protect your assets and resources.
Completely Private
All proceedings are strictly confidential. No public records, no open court.
Party Control
You shape the outcome. No judge imposes a solution — parties decide together.
Preserves Relationships
Collaborative dialogue maintains dignity and preserves personal or business ties.
Durable Outcomes
Mutually agreed solutions have better long-term compliance rates than imposed verdicts.
Begin Today
Ready to Start the Process?
Book your initial consultation with Godfrey O. Owiti and take the first step toward resolution.