Abstract:
The present work of conclusion of the course is to analyze if the mediation, as alternative means of solution of conflicts is an effective means to solve conflicts in the familiar law, seen as media techniques to reestablish a communication between the parties involved in a deadlock. The Judiciary began to use the alternative means of conflict resolution as a way of unclogging, for it was enacted laws that privilege and regulate mediation, a specific subject of the present research. In this sense, after conceptualizing family law and identifying the most recurrent conflicts without family law, analyze statistics and terms of mediation sessions of the 28th CEJUSC / TJGO, so that in the end a problem of the present work would be answered, concluding that it is a effective mediation for the resolution of conflicts resulting from Family Law. The following is an effective way, as it is a mediation, a way of resolving conflicts with a bond between those involved, guaranteed during all of its procedure and dialogue and treatment in an egalitarian and respectful manner, respecting good faith and the principle of human dignity.