Community
The Community Mediation Program is a cost effective alternative for
resolving conflicts providing an opportunity for the community to
resolve conflicts by productively discussing solutions that work for
everyone involved. As an alternative to pursuing resolution through the
court system, mediation services are voluntary, confidential, and
offered either at no cost to the participants or on an affordable
sliding fee scale.
Types of disputes mediated include:
- Neighbor Disputes – barking dogs, property lines, noise, threats, trespassing, and easements
- Landlord/Tenant Conflicts - refund of security deposits, damaged property, rent owed or repairs needed
- Customer and Business Issues - quality of workmanship, payment plans, negotiations, payment for work, division of goods, rentals
- Friends and Associates – money owed, communication problems, threats, phone calls, use of a vehicle, roommate issues, relationships, assaults
- Small Claims – disputes over money, goods or services
- Personal Property - car accidents, stolen goods, damage to a home or other property
CERTIFICATION
For information about becoming a certified community mediator through the Mediation Network of North Carolina, visit their website.