Neighbour breached mediation agreement.......... now what?

[Guest]

Im at my wits end after my neighbour breached our mediation agreement in various ways and then threatened me. To enforce it I am told it could be £20k plus my costs and then I run the risk of theirs if I lose. I shouldnt but i have so little faith in judges, the system, especially being ethnic.

I dont see justice happening for me, the average person. I have to shell out a huge amount of money and risk. How is this even justice? I cannot believe how shoddy the law is.

Has anyone experience? Do I forgo the mediation payment of £23k plus a bit on the basis of its a lot of risk when a judge doesnt know you, and I believe they dont play fair with neighbours. How is this justice, the other side do wrong and escape with it?

As BAME I despair with the courts.

Neighbour are a caucasian couple, any suggestions on approach?

[des8]

I think we need a lot more information about the mediated agreement, how it has been breached and how you have been threatened, before being able to give any meaningful advice.

I assume you have been advised by a solicitor about possible costs and the risks of losing any legal action.
This is the sort of warning anyone involved in contentious court matters would advise you.
Neighbour disputes become expensive due to the costs of solicitors and barristers, and court action always has a touch of the lottery about it.
There is never any certainty about winning!
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[Lenny2]

I feel your pain I'm in the same situation. They are always the victim.

Call civil legal advise and see if they can help