If your partner reaches out indicating a willingness to try to settle differences, than you can choose to do that on your own, or you can suggest employing a mediator for a two hour session at a reasonable cost, shared by both of you3.

You are now getting in the middle, becoming a mediator between them, and as it sounds now, it is doubtful that you will be receiving the full rent.

Be sure to consult your mediator for details or do some research on your own if you don't know the details already.

Some times, attorneys will act as referees if there's a disagreement, but they usually want to stay out of those conflicts and leave it to mediation or a court to decide if it's a serious issue. 

They will also have to take time out of their schedule to attend mediation hearings, etc.  

They can help draft any necessary agreements, ensure compliance with legal requirements, and protect your interests.Mediation or Collaborative Divorce: Consider using mediation or collaborative divorce processes to negotiate the division of assets amicably.

Additionally, being aware of your legal rights, trying mediation to resolve conflicts, and not being intimidated by court disputes are essential steps.

I tried to mediate by setting dB of 40avg and 50 peak at night and 50avg and 60peak during the day.

A company called Asset Preservations bought the Right of Redemption from the foreclosure owner and is now trying to redeem it from us and refused to pay more than 100k during mediation and we have a trial set for July 29th. 

All sales of the property involved the same realtor, the same lawyer, all within 3 years.The realtor pretends to not have known about the restriction, the lawyer is sort of playing dumb but talking about mediating as I point out they missed the restriction that they themselves originally put in.