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General Mediation
Forms
Request
for Mediation & Agreement to Mediate [PDF]
Use this form for requesting a mediation, or responding to
a request. Must be filled out by every party attending a mediation,
listing each individual participant and available dates. Be sure to fax to
the MJD's office and to all other parties involved in the mediation.
Mediation
Policies and Procedures [PDF]
The policies and procedures under which the MJD conducts his mediations. Please make sure all participants read and
familiarize themselves with these prior to scheduling a mediation session.
Mediation
Preparation Checklist [PDF]
Please review approximately one week prior to mediation in
order to prepare completely for an upcoming mediation session. Remember to
bring a check, since all fees are due upon the session's conclusion.
What
to expect at your mediation [PDF]
This document explains to non-attorneys and attorneys
alike what to expect from the mediation the MJD's style and
process. It describes the various stages of the mediation process (Joint
Session, Caucus, etc.) and their expected uses in the mediation. This
information is especially valuable for educating clients who may not have
participated in previous mediations.
Mediation
Confidentiality Agreement [PDF]
Generally executed by all participants at the beginning of
the mediation session. This Agreement reinforces the California Evidence
Code and confirms that all mediation communications are confidential.
Mediation
Clauses for insertion into contracts [PDF]
Use these clauses when drafting transactional, buy-sell,
partnership, or employment agreements.
Post-Mediation
Evaluation Form [PDF]
We value your feedback. Please click here to open our
evaluation form and give us your thoughts on your mediation session and
your mediator.
Los Angeles Superior Court ADR Forms: These
forms are used for Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services for the
cases directed by State of California Superior Court of Los Angeles. The
forms listed below are fillable and may be viewed and printed from this
web site by using Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat
Reader, you may download the application for free from Adobe's
Web Site.
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Alternative
Dispute
Resolution
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