Estate planning involves preparing legal documents to ensure your assets are managed and distributed according to your wishes after your death. This typically includes a will, trusts, power of attorney, and healthcare directives.

Estate planning ensures your loved ones are taken care of and helps avoid unnecessary legal fees, taxes, and delays. It gives you control over how your assets are distributed and can prevent disputes among heirs.

Mediation can resolve a wide range of disputes, including family conflicts, divorce-related issues, business disagreements, and other civil matters. It helps parties come to a mutual agreement without the need for court intervention.

Mediation results in an agreement only if both parties agree to the terms. Once agreed upon, the mediation settlement can be made legally binding through a formal contract or court order, depending on the case.