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In mediation, the outcome is shaped by you — not pronounced upon you. You decide, not a judge.
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Give it a try. One conversation can change everything. Whatever has brought you here — a marriage ending, children caught between two parents, a family in conflict — this is the moment for a better choice, not a battle.
Mediation is not a substitute for your legal rights. It is an opportunity to exercise them — intelligently, privately, and on your own terms.
In mediation, the outcome is shaped by you — not pronounced upon you. You decide, not a judge.
A skilled mediator creates the space for honest conversation — reducing conflict rather than escalating it.
A mediated agreement can often be reached in weeks. Solutions you create together are more likely to last.
When children are involved, families restructure — they do not end. Mediation makes co-parenting and post-separation life workable.
Mediation does not ask who is right. It asks what matters — and how both of you can move forward.
Mediation is a voluntary, confidential process in which a trained, neutral mediator facilitates structured dialogue — helping both parties reach a mutually acceptable resolution without any external authority deciding the outcome.
The mediator ensures the conversation is fair, structured, and productive.
from the privacy of your home, wherever in the world you are.
financial, relational, and practical.
the scope and cost of any subsequent proceeding.
records the agreement and can be given legal standing.
Letusresolve is designed for families at any stage — before, during, or alongside any formal proceeding.
Separation and divorce discussions, mutual consent divorce facilitation, asset and property division, and spousal maintenance arrangements.
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Custody and visitation arrangements, co-parenting frameworks, and decisions on the child's education, healthcare, and daily welfare.
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For couples exploring whether separation is the only option — structured, guided conversations to help both parties make informed decisions.
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Estrangement, property and inheritance conflicts, maintenance obligations, and restoring communication between family members.
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Household tension, caregiving disagreements, financial conflicts within joint families, and relationships strained by changing family structures.
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NRICross-border matrimonial disputes, divorce where one or both parties reside abroad, international custody arrangements, and NRI property disputes.
Learn moreEvery family is unique. Every solution is crafted with care, confidentiality, and clarity.
Every mediator at Letusresolve is a qualified legal professional with decades of specialised expertise in family and matrimonial law.
35+ years in family and civil law
Our most senior mediator brings over three and a half decades of distinguished practice — including appearances before District Courts, High Courts, and superior forums. Recommended for complex, high-value, or multi-party family disputes.
10+ years in matrimonial and family law
With over a decade of focused practice in matrimonial law, divorce, child custody, and NRI-related disputes, this mediator brings both legal rigour and genuine empathy. A trusted choice for the full range of matrimonial and family matters.
upto 5 years experience
Our junior mediator is dedicated to helping families navigate conflict through calm, structured, and solution-focused mediation. Best suited for routine matrimonial, child custody, and family matters, ensuring every conversation is handled with care, neutrality, and professionalism.
All mediation sessions are chargeable. Fees vary by mediator tier, the nature and complexity of the dispute, and the number of sessions required. Full fee details are shared during your initial consultation — with complete transparency and no obligation to proceed.
Founder, Letusresolve · Partner, Bakshi & Associates
Follow for legal insights @maadhuri_bakshi Family Law ExplainedLetusresolve is my initiative — born from over a decade of working with families through some of the most difficult moments of their lives. As a practising matrimonial and family law advocate, I have seen what sustained conflict does: not just to the parties, but to their children, their finances, and their sense of self.
I built this platform because I believe that most family disputes — when approached with structure, good faith, and the right expertise — can find a resolution that no court order could have designed. A resolution both parties can actually live with.
I am also a legal content creator on YouTube and Instagram, where I regularly share guidance on family law, divorce, matrimonial rights, and legal awareness — making complex legal questions accessible to educated individuals and NRI families navigating Indian law from abroad.
"Give it a try — before the courtroom makes the decision for you."
Fill in a short confidential form. No details are shared with the other party at this stage.
A private 30-minute conversation with your assigned mediator to understand your situation and agree on approach.
Structured online sessions at agreed times. Both parties guided through issues with focused, constructive dialogue.
A written Memorandum of Understanding captures what was agreed — and can be formalised and filed with the appropriate court.
Everything discussed stays in mediation. No public records, no third-party involvement — a fully protected, private space for your family.
Our mediators are experienced family law professionals. Every discussion is anchored in a thorough understanding of your rights and options.
Mediation is not about winning or losing. It creates space for both sides to be heard — arriving at an outcome both can accept with dignity intact.
Fully online, operating across time zones. Whether in Dubai, London, Toronto, or Singapore — mediation is accessible from wherever you are.
Agreements are designed around your family's specific needs — children's schedules, financial realities, property, the relationships that must continue.
Agreements reached through genuine dialogue — where both parties shaped the terms — are far more likely to be honoured over time.
Mediation works because people trust that what they say will not leave the room. That trust is absolute at Letusresolve.
All statements made during mediation are treated as "without prejudice" — a recognised legal principle that protects what you say from being used against you in any subsequent court or forum.
This means you can speak with complete honesty — about your concerns, needs, and what you are willing to consider — without anxiety that your words will be cited against you.
The mediator facilitates only — they do not advise either party independently and will never be called as a witness in any subsequent legal proceeding.
All sessions are governed by a signed confidentiality agreement and the professional obligations of our legally qualified mediators.
Mediation is voluntary, but the Memorandum of Understanding you reach can be formalised and filed with the appropriate court to be given legal standing.
We can reach out neutrally on your behalf to explain the process. Mediation only proceeds when both parties agree — there is no pressure, and your initial enquiry stays confidential.
Yes. Mediation can run alongside any formal proceeding. Even partial agreement significantly reduces the scope, time, and cost of litigation.
It varies by matter, but many families reach a workable agreement within a few focused sessions over a few weeks — far faster than court.
Everything is fully online across time zones. Just share your country and a preferred time window and we schedule sessions accordingly.
No. All statements are treated as "without prejudice" and are strictly confidential — they cannot be cited against you in any subsequent forum.
All sessions are chargeable; fees vary by mediator tier and complexity. Full details are shared during your initial consultation, with no obligation to proceed.
A private 30-minute conversation with your assigned mediator — to understand your situation, discuss the process, and explore the right path forward.
"Before you knock on the court doors — give resolution a genuine try."
Your request has been received. We'll reach out privately within one business day.
We make our best efforts to help you reach a resolution — so that a courtroom remains a last resort, not a first step.