NRI Dispute Resolution & Advisory FAQs

Often, yes, a documented, respectful attempt at informal resolution is usually worth trying first, both to preserve relationships and because it can be faster and less costly than formal proceedings.

Mediation is a structured, neutral negotiation process aimed at reaching agreement without going to court. It works well when both sides are open to compromise and want to avoid a lengthy legal process.

Generally once informal attempts at resolution have stalled or the other party is unresponsive, a formal legal notice puts your position on record and signals seriousness.

No, we act for one party at a time to avoid any conflict of interest, though we can facilitate a fair, documented negotiation process.

Negotiated or mediated resolution is often significantly faster than litigation, though timelines still depend heavily on both parties\u2019 willingness to engage constructively.

We escalate to formal legal notice and, if necessary, litigation, with you informed and involved in that decision at every step.