How it works
Each mediation is conducted in a way best suited to the parties and the dispute. Our mediators make the best effort possible in order to assist the parties in reaching an agreement.
Here is a brief overview of the most common flow of mediation. Individual
- One party contacts Resolute Mediation. We contact all parties involved and coordinate the conference and the journey to resolution has begun.
- Parties may attend the mediation session with or without their attorneys. The parties,not the mediator, are in control of the decision making process.
- At the mediation, each party is given the opportunity to present his or her case and supporting documentation. Through negotiation the party's attempt to reach a settlement. Only parties directly or their attorney's may attend the mediation, unless both side agree to include other interested parties.
- Through helpful communication patterns and experience the mediator helps the parties come to an agreement. When an acceptable agreement is reach by all parties the mediator will prepare a document stating the conditions to which the parties have agreed. All parties get a copy of the signed agreement and a copy is kept on file with Resolute Mediation Ccorp.
Your Obligation
Review the agreement before signing, Abide by the conditions of the agreement.
Click on the mediation and arbitration tab for more information on forms of dispute resolution
cases do vary and this information is provided to give a general understanding of mediation.
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