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Benefits
and Limitations
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- Mediation
is private and confidential, to the extent you desire,
be that by statute, contract, rules of evidence or
privilege.
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- What is
said by the parties during mediation sessions is not part
of any public record.
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- Mediation
dialogues and all materials developed for a mediation
are not admissible in any subsequent court or contested
proceedings, except for the finalized and signed mediated
agreement for enforcement purposes.
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- Mediators assist on building
understanding, by creating a courteous climate where
each person can be heard and where considerate
decisions can be made. Mediators cannot testify
in court cases or be legal representatives.
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Mediation is typically more diplomatic,
achieving resolutions that commonly save time, money, and conclude
peacefully |
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