Best Practices and Disclaimers

For the mediation process to be effective, please read the below given best practices and disclaimers related to our service.

Stage 1 - Be Polite and Open in the conversation

Take time to think clearly. Do not say anything when you are angry or under the influence of alcohol.
Always be polite. Do not use legal language or abusive language.
Do not submit false accusations/allegations. This will be a waste of time for everyone.
Time is precious. You do not want to spoil your chances of a settlement by behaving irresponsibly.

You should not try to impose your settlement terms on the Get Assistance team or on the opposite party. Allow the mediator to be independent in the process.
Your objective should be to resolve the dispute at the earliest and move with life.
Be flexible in your approach to settle the dispute at the earliest.
Do not place unreasonable terms.
Be respectful and accommodating to each other.

You approach Get Assistance to act as an independent mediator to try and resolve your dispute amicably and help you move on with life.
This service is only for matters of civil nature that are normally solved by mediation.
You understand that the results of these mediation efforts cannot be quoted in a court of law, as it has no legal standing.
Mediation can only work if both parties are ready to comprise, in order to settle the dispute.
You understand that the mediation efforts may fail. This can be due to unreasonable settlement terms, lack of interest to settle the dispute, unresponsiveness etc.
Get Assistance team will conduct the mediation process online only.
You understand that the Get Assistance team only helps you to arrive at settlement terms. We do not monitor/oversee the implementation of this settlement.