Two sides.
One resolution.
Mediation Maestro helps separating couples, employers and employees, families in dispute over a will, and businesses reach fair agreements — without the cost, delay or stress of court.
One process, four kinds of conflict.
Every engagement starts the same way — a quick €30 call, then a €100 screening — before moving into structured mediation built around the dispute in front of us.
Separating Couples
Parenting arrangements, finances and property — worked through together and set out in a written Memorandum of Understanding for your solicitors to formalise.
Workplace Relations
Grievances, breakdowns in working relationships, and disputes heading toward the WRC — resolved confidentially, before they escalate further.
Wills & Bereavement
Disagreements over a will, an estate or an executor's decisions, handled with care for grief and family relationships alongside your probate solicitor.
Corporate & Commercial
Partnership and shareholder breakdowns, supplier and contract disputes — a faster, more relationship-preserving route than litigation.
From first enquiry to written agreement.
A clear, four-part process — nothing happens without you understanding what's next.
Initial call — €30
A short call to hear what's going on and confirm mediation is worth pursuing, before you commit to anything further. Booked and paid online.
Screening — €100
A private, more in-depth session per client to properly assess your case, confirm suitability, and match you to the right mediator.
Mediation sessions
Structured sessions, online or in person, billed hourly (or daily for corporate cases). Most family and will disputes resolve in three to five hours.
Written agreement
A clear Memorandum of Understanding you can bring to your own solicitor to review and formalise — confidential throughout, as protected under the Mediation Act 2017.
Straightforward, published pricing.
No hidden fees. Every case begins with a €30 initial call and a €100 screening — you'll always know the rate before a session is booked.
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Initial phone call First step — confirms mediation is right for you | €30 |
| Pre-mediation screening Per client, all services | €100 / client |
| Separating couples mediation | €300 / hour |
| Wills & bereavement mediation | €300 / hour |
| Corporate & commercial mediation | €1,500 / hour or €5,000 / day |
| Workplace & general ADR | Quoted per case |
Rates above are for in-person sessions. Session count varies by case — most family and will disputes settle in three to five hours. Your initial call and screening will give you a realistic estimate before you commit to further sessions.
Book your initial call.
Tell us briefly what's going on. We'll book a short €30 call to confirm mediation's the right fit, then schedule your €100 screening — most people hear back within one working day.
What happens after you submit this form
- 01 Your details are logged securely so nothing gets lost.
- 02 We review your case and match you to the right mediator.
- 03 You'll receive a slot to confirm and a secure link to pay the €30 initial call fee.
- 04 After your call, if it's a good fit, we book your €100 screening and take it from there.
All enquiries are confidential and handled in line with GDPR. Nothing you share here is shared with the other party without your consent.
Prefer to talk first? Call +353 89 601 1910
Decades of combined experience, resolving conflict.
Mediation Maestro utilises the skills of fully qualified, accredited mediators in Ireland with decades of combined experience across family, workplace, probate and commercial disputes.
Our service is reliable, trustworthy and professional — built on a simple belief: most conflict doesn't need a courtroom. It needs a structured, neutral space and a skilled mediator who helps people actually hear each other.
- Fully accredited — qualified mediators with decades of combined experience.
- Neutral & confidential — protections set out under the Mediation Act 2017.
- Transparent pricing — published rates, no surprise invoices.
- Fast to engage — book and pay for your initial call online, no back-and-forth.
- Built for Ireland — structured around Irish family law, WRC practice and probate process.
- Works alongside your solicitor — mediation complements legal advice, it doesn't replace it.
What clients are saying — so far.
Mediation Maestro is a new practice, so we don't have client reviews published just yet. This space is ready and waiting — as sessions are completed, feedback will appear here.
Your review could appear here — feedback from separating-couples mediation will be added after our first completed cases.
Your review could appear here — feedback from workplace mediation clients will be added after our first completed cases.
Your review could appear here — feedback from wills & bereavement or corporate mediation will be added after our first completed cases.
Before you get in touch.
Is mediation legally binding?
The mediation process itself is confidential and voluntary. Once you reach agreement, we set it out in a written Memorandum of Understanding, which your own solicitor can then convert into a legally binding document where appropriate.
Do I still need a solicitor?
Yes — mediation works alongside legal advice, not instead of it. We help you and the other party reach agreement; your solicitors then review and formalise it.
What if the other party won't take part?
Mediation only works if both sides agree to participate. On your initial call, we'll talk through how to approach inviting the other party, and what your options are if they decline.
How confidential is this?
Fully. Mediation communications are protected under the Mediation Act 2017 and cannot generally be used as evidence in later court proceedings. Nothing said in your initial call or screening is shared with the other party without your consent.
I'm a solicitor or HR professional — can I refer a client?
Yes, gladly. Use the enquiry form and note that you're referring on a client's behalf, or get in touch directly to discuss becoming a referral partner.