Call Us TODAY on 020 3588 4240
Call Us TODAY on 020 3588 4240

Mediate Your Dispute

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Why Choose Mediation Over Court Action?

• Cost-Effective – Fixed fee of £299.00 plus VAT versus thousands in court costs
• Time-Saving – Resolutions in days or weeks rather than months of court proceedings
• Relationship Preservation – Maintain professional relationships for ongoing tenancies
• Confidential Process – Private discussions unlike public court hearings
• Flexible Solutions – Creative agreements not limited by court remedies
• Higher Satisfaction – Both parties contribute to the final agreement

Professional Landlord Tenant Mediation Services

Disputes between landlords and tenants can quickly escalate, leading to costly court proceedings and damaged relationships. Shergroup’s dedicated mediation service provides a constructive alternative, bringing both parties together with a professional mediator to find mutually beneficial solutions.

Common Landlord-Tenant Disputes We Resolve

1. Initial Consultation – Understanding the dispute and assessing suitability for mediation
2. Mediation Scheduling – Arranging convenient sessions for all parties
3. Opening Statements – Each party shares their perspective on the issues
4. Issue Identification – Clear definition of the key points requiring resolution
5. Option Exploration – Collaborative brainstorming of potential solutions
6. Solution Negotiation – Guided discussions to reach mutually acceptable terms
7. Agreement Drafting – Documentation of the agreed resolution
8. Implementation Plan – Clear timeline and responsibilities for carrying out the agreement

Our Mediation Process

Landlord-Tenant Mediation Process:
1. Improper Service – You never received the claim documents
2. Disputed Debt – You have a genuine defense against the claim
3. Procedural Errors – Mistakes were made in the judgment process
4. Settlement Agreement – You had already settled the debt before judgment
5. Special Circumstances – Illness or other significant events prevented response

Benefits for Landlords

• Avoid costly eviction proceedings
• Maintain rental income through negotiated payment plans
• Preserve property condition through agreed maintenance solutions
• Reduce vacancy periods through improved tenant relations
• Protect reputation and avoid negative reviews

Benefits for Tenants

• Avoid county court judgments (CCJs) affecting credit rating
• Negotiate affordable payment arrangements for arrears
• Address property condition concerns constructively
• Avoid eviction and relocation costs
• Maintain positive references for future tenancies

Contact Shergroup Today

Don’t let landlord-tenant disputes escalate to costly court action. Contact our specialist mediation team today at 020 3588 4240 or email [email protected] to discuss how we can help resolve your situation through professional mediation.
If mediation is unsuccessful, Shergroup also offers complete High Court Enforcement and CCJ Transfer services when legal action becomes necessary.

Product Details

Service Professional Landlord Tenant Mediation Services
Category Cashflow
Price £0

How It Works

Shergroup’s Landlord Tenant Mediation:

  • • Initial Consultation – We assess your dispute and determine if mediation is suitable
  • • Scheduling – Convenient mediation sessions are arranged for all parties
  • • Facilitated Dialogue – Professional mediators guide constructive conversations
  • • Issue Resolution – Both parties work toward mutually acceptable solutions
  • • Agreement Documentation – Final resolutions are documented with clear terms
  • • Faster Resolution – Solutions achieved in days or weeks versus months in court
  • • Confidential Process – All discussions remain private unlike public court hearings

Customer Questions & Answers

What types of disputes can be resolved through mediation?
Our service handles a wide range of landlord-tenant disputes including rent arrears, property maintenance issues, deposit disagreements, lease terminations, tenancy renewals, noise complaints, and property access arrangements.

How long does the mediation process take?
Most mediations reach resolution within days or weeks, compared to court proceedings which can take many months to conclude.

Is mediation legally binding?
While the mediation process itself is voluntary, the final agreement can be drafted as a legally binding document if both parties agree.

What happens during a mediation session?
Sessions typically include opening statements from both parties, clear identification of issues, collaborative exploration of options, negotiation of solutions, and documentation of agreements.

Who will be mediating our dispute?
Shergroup provides professional mediators with specific expertise in landlord-tenant law and dispute resolution.

What if we can’t reach an agreement through mediation?
If mediation is unsuccessful, you retain all legal rights to pursue court action. Shergroup also offers High Court Enforcement and CCJ Transfer services if needed.

Do both parties need to be in the same room?
Not necessarily. While face-to-face mediation is often effective, we can also arrange separate sessions or virtual mediations based on the situation and preferences.

What are the advantages for landlords?
Landlords can avoid costly eviction proceedings, maintain rental income through payment plans, preserve property condition, reduce vacancy periods, and protect their reputation.

What are the benefits for tenants?
Tenants can avoid County Court Judgments affecting their credit rating, negotiate manageable payment arrangements, address property concerns constructively, avoid eviction costs, and maintain positive references for future tenancies.

Is the mediation process confidential?
Yes, unlike court proceedings which are public, mediation discussions remain private and confidential, protecting both parties’ privacy and reputations.

Can I bring legal representation to mediation?
While not typically necessary, both parties may bring legal advisors to the mediation if desired, though their role is advisory rather than adversarial.

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