A private AI-assisted room for family, property, inheritance and other multi-party disputes. The room separates claims from evidence, keeps private constraints private, identifies what each issue really turns on, and helps the parties build workable options — without giving the AI the authority to decide.
The AI can check documentary claims, restate positions neutrally, identify the crux, test proposals against what is already agreed and generate options that respect every party's stated constraints. Agreement still comes only from the people at the table, under rules they accepted at the start.
They are usually many connected questions at once: ownership, valuation, occupation, historic contributions, reimbursements, timing, sentimental assets, execution and trust. The Multiparty Mediated Table gives each issue its own structure without losing sight of the whole settlement.
Several family members, co-owners or heirs can participate, with a human mediator, adviser or neutral if the parties want one.
The parties decide what documents count before disputed factual claims are tested against the record.
A party can share a financing limit, timing need or other constraint with the table without automatically disclosing the underlying figure to everyone else.
Linked clauses can be voted as a package, individual clauses can remain open, and nothing becomes agreed merely because the system suggests it.
The workflow is based on the family-property settlement pattern demonstrated in The Mediated Table proof of concept: multiple sides, a human neutral, agreed evidence, private material, linked clauses, option packages and clause-level voting.
Bring in the relevant family members, co-owners or heirs and add a mediator or adviser where appropriate.
Break the dispute into clauses such as ownership, sale or buy-out, valuation, reimbursements, occupation, timing and execution.
Deeds, wills, heirship records, bank statements, invoices, valuations and correspondence are admitted, disputed or kept within an agreed private scope.
Every factual claim is checked against the record. Opinions and proposals remain opinions and proposals rather than being dressed up as facts.
Each side's position is restated neutrally. The room then names what the contested clause actually turns on.
A party may share a financing cap, timing need or other constraint privately. The system can use the constraint without exposing the confidential figure.
The room can build buy-out, sale, phased-payment or hybrid packages and reject options that breach a stated constraint before they are shown.
The parties vote under the rule set at the start. Some clauses can settle while others remain open, withdrawn or deferred.
The final record shows clause status, agreed terms, confirmed positions, cruxes, cited evidence and the votes behind the settlement.
A difficult family dispute does not have to become “all settled” or “nothing settled.” Each clause keeps its own status, so partial agreement remains visible and usable.
The Multiparty Mediated Table provides process structure. Legal rights, enforceability, tax treatment, title transfer and final legal documentation remain matters for the parties and their professional advisers.
Sale versus buy-out, occupation, historic expenses, repairs, contributions, valuation and payment schedules among family members.
Multiple heirs working through division of assets, disputed valuations, reimbursements, personal possessions and implementation terms.
Property held by siblings, relatives or other co-owners where sale, buy-out, possession, costs and timing must be aligned.
Any dispute where several stakeholders have different evidence, constraints and acceptable outcomes but still need one coherent process.
A private financial document can support a limited conclusion or a constraint without automatically being opened to every participant. A neutral can review the basis if the resulting label is challenged.
Options can be generated around timing, affordability, possession, valuation and execution constraints — including constraints known only to the table — while avoiding disclosure of the confidential number itself.
The Multiparty Mediated Table gives complex family and property disputes a disciplined path from competing stories to evidence, from evidence to options, and from options to explicit human agreement.
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