Social and Preventive Justice as a lifestyle and practice is always ecological, effective and affordable. With simple means and resources, it combines old and new frameworks and methods for preventing disputes and avoiding litigation, along with the moral, material and sometimes spiritual damages that can accompany the breakdown of sacred relationships and commitments, whether personal or professional in nature.

Whereas the traditional legal field concept of justice is primarily oriented towards the management of disputes and lawsuits through adversarial, punitive or coercitive methods—Social and Preventive Justice is geared toward the prevention of their causes, the protection against their direct or indirect moral and material injuries and damages and, the promotion of balanced, caring and compassionate relationships that respect the fundamental rights and freedoms of every person, regardless of age, gender, religion or other socio-economic determinants and conditions.