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How to find a mediator in Belgium

You can visit the following Internet site to find a mediator in Belgium:

Internet site of the Federal Public Service Justice devoted to mediation - an alternative to court.

There you will find the information listed below:

Introduction to mediation
The mediator
The mediation process
After mediation
The cost of mediation
Link to a brochure on mediation (PDF)
Useful addresses and links

The site also has a Professionals’ Corner, which contains information about:

Mediator accreditation criteria
Instructions on submitting an application for mediator accreditation based on the Act of 21 February 2005
A checklist for applying for mediator recognition
Basic training and continuing training
The Code of Conduct for accredited mediators
Handling of complaints

Are there charges to access the database?

No, there are no charges to access the database.

Looking for a mediator in Belgium

You can look for a mediator in Belgium in the List of Mediators using the following criteria:

district,
profession,
area of activity,
language spoken,
name.

Related Links

Federal Public Service Justice

Mediation, an alternative to court

List of Mediators

Last update: 07/08/2019

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