Model Mediation Agreement

A Model Mediation Agreement is a formal document that outlines how two or more parties agree to resolve a dispute through mediation, rather than courts. It details the rules for the process, such as how mediators are chosen, confidentiality, and the responsibilities of each party. The agreement emphasizes that the mediator facilitates discussion but does not make decisions. Its purpose is to create a structured, fair process encouraging open communication and mutual understanding, aiming for a voluntary settlement that satisfies all involved without the need for litigation.