Legal conflicts arise when two or more parties have opposing interests or claims that require resolution through legal means. These disputes can occur in various contexts, such as contracts, property rights, or family matters. Often, they involve individuals, businesses, or government entities seeking to enforce their rights or defend against allegations. To resolve legal conflicts, parties may engage in negotiation, mediation, or litigation. Mediation involves a neutral third party helping to facilitate a resolution, while litigation refers to taking the dispute to court for a judge or jury to decide. Effective resolution can help maintain relationships and ensure compliance with the law.