Hereditary disputes are often extremely emotional, creating long and costly conflicts. The relationship between siblings or parents and children risks degenerating over the years and often the dispute continues even in the second generation. The key to resolving the conflict is often to clarify the interests of the heirs so that old wounds can be seen with an understanding eye and thus create a space for dialogue.

Mediation appears to be a quick and effective instrument for resolving conflicts, which not only avoids high legal costs, but also helps the heirs concerned to reach satisfactory and lasting agreements, thus safeguarding family ties.