PeacePilot
Legal in Port Elizabeth

PeacePilot provides innovative solutions to conflict & disputes.We work in diverse fields such as divorce, family matters, commercial matters and environmental matters.DivorceRecently our Courts started insisting that divorcing couples seek mediation before trial or the divorce attorneys may face an adverse costsorder made against them (this happened recently).Couples could try mediation at any stage of the divorce process. Being completely neutral, division of assets etc.The process of mediation is conducted through a number of sessions, financial matters, spousal maintenance, contribution to the children's welfare, the mediator can guide you to resolve issues such as a parenting plan for the children, typically 4-6 sessions. Wim Schroeder is a qualified Mediator and a member of the South Africa Association of Mediators. If you havent yet started divorce proceedings, you and your spouse can avoid excessive legal fees through the services of a mediator to resolve issues.

We do not practise vudu, we only assist people to come to agreements that will benefit all. We at PEACEPILOT specializes in conflict resolution, mediation and personal coaching. we are available to assist you in resolving a large number of issues, from interpersonal at the home to global issues between interested and affected parties. We are a conflict resolution company that specialises in family conflict. Our aim is to re-establish the harmonious relationships between family members, especially between parents and teenagers. Conflict can happen when family members have different views or beliefs that clash. Sometimes conflict can occur when people misunderstand each other and jump to the wrong conclusion. It is normal to disagree with each other from time to time. However, ongoing conflict can be stressful and damaging to relationships. Some people find it difficult to manage their feelings and become intentionally hurtful, aggressive or even violent. There are methods of positive communication that can defuse conflict and help bring about a peaceful resolution. Each stage of the family cycle brings with it new and different stresses and potential conflict. Changes in the family situation can take a toll on the family and contribute to conflict. Agreeing to negotiate Usually our first angry impulse is to push the point that we are right and win the argument at any cost. Finding a peaceful resolution can be difficult, if not impossible, when both parties stubbornly stick to their guns. It helps if everyone decides as a family to try listening to each other and negotiating instead. Keep in mind that the idea is to resolve the conflict, not win the argument. Remember that the other party isn’t obliged to always agree with you on everything. Respect the other person’s point of view by paying attention and listening. Try to listen Conflict can escalate when the people involved are too angry to listen to each other. Resist the urge to bring up other unresolved but unrelated issues. Work as a team Once both parties understand the views and feelings of the other, you can work out a solution together. Professional advice There are services available to help family members work through difficult issues of conflict. Peaceful resolution depends on negotiation and respect for the other person’s point of view. This, we believe, can only be achieved through education, training and facilitation of family related matters.