In Indian culture, marriage is a common practice. No longer is it assumed that marriage is an inevitable commitment. Any family conflict could be settled via mediation, which not only releases time for the judiciary but also can settle disputes expeditiously. When effectively utilized and widely publicized, mediation offers advantageous outcomes. For instance, between 2015 and 2021, the Family Court, Tis Hazari Courts, in Delhi, assigned a total of 109,869 cases to mediation; 95,102 of those cases were ultimately handled satisfactorily, giving the court an overall success percentage of 86.56 percent. Disputes between families can bring significant barriers in the future, so it is inevitable to address the concerns to settle meticulously. Children born out of such wedlock face major challenges as a result of their parents' pointless conflicts, which often end in a legal battle. To resolve matrimonial challenges, a unique approach is needed. Relationship issues primarily cause due to high expectations, insecurity, etc. Family or personal issues are deemed to be sensitive and subjected to volatility. This article aims to advocate mediation as an evolving replacement for litigation in resolving marital and family disputes.

Keywords : Disputes, Mediator, Mediation, Marriage, Relationship.