Choosing where to begin
Some matters are still at an early stage and simply need an outside assessment. Others have reached the point of needing a formal letter, or preparation for mediation. There is no wrong place to start — the aim is to match the service to where things currently stand, and this office is glad to help work that out.
The three services
Dispute Position Assessment
A review of your position, the likely counter-argument, and what a proportionate outcome would look like.
- Review of correspondence and contracts
- Returned within two weeks
- Written note of options and likely cost
Written Demand Preparation
A formal, measured letter stating your position and the resolution you are seeking.
- One document, one revision round
- Advice on delivery method
- Note on responses commonly received
Mediation Preparation Support
Preparation for civil mediation at the summary court, so the process feels familiar.
- Two-hour session plus document review
- Written summary of your position
- Short call after the first mediation date
How to choose
Not sure where things stand?
The Dispute Position Assessment is the natural starting point.
Ready to formally state your position?
Written Demand Preparation puts it in writing.
Already scheduled for mediation?
Mediation Preparation Support helps you arrive ready.
If it is unclear which fits, a short message describing the situation is enough for this office to suggest a starting point.
Offers at a glance
What every offer includes
Every service includes a written summary you can keep and refer back to, a clear description of what happens next, and direct access to this office if a question comes up afterwards.
On pricing
Each price reflects a defined scope of work, set out on the individual offer page, so you know in advance what is included before anything begins.
Do I need to know which stage my dispute is at?
No. Describing the situation in general terms is enough for an initial assessment of where things stand.
Can I move between offers as the matter develops?
Yes. Many matters begin with an assessment and only proceed to a written demand or mediation preparation if needed.
What if the assessment suggests the matter isn't worth pursuing?
That conclusion is stated plainly, along with the reasoning behind it, so you can decide with full information.
Ready to begin, or still deciding?
A short message is enough to start, whichever offer eventually turns out to fit.
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