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MATTHEW J. SULLIVAN, Ph.D. Clinical Psychology Fax # (650 8139771 LIC# PSY10214 417 Basso Street Palo Alto, CA 94301 650 3262004 PROVISIONS FOR PROVIDING CONFIDENTIAL MEDIATION When parties involved

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How to fill out confidential mediation:

1. Start by understanding the purpose of confidential mediation. It is a process where both parties involved in a dispute can meet with a neutral third party to resolve their conflicts in a confidential and informal setting.
2. Identify the appropriate confidential mediation form. Depending on your jurisdiction and the nature of your dispute, there may be specific forms to fill out. Contact the court or mediation center where the mediation will be conducted to obtain the necessary paperwork.
3. Fill out the basic information section. This typically includes your name, contact information, and the names of the other parties involved in the dispute.
4. Provide a brief overview of the dispute. Explain the nature of the conflict, including any relevant dates, events, or agreements. Be concise and specific to ensure the mediator understands the situation.
5. List any prior attempts at resolving the dispute. If you have previously tried to resolve the issue through other means, such as negotiation or arbitration, provide a brief summary of those efforts.
6. Specify the desired outcome or resolution. Clearly state what you hope to achieve through the mediation process. This can include specific requests, compromises, or suggestions for resolving the conflict.
7. Attach any supporting documentation. If you have any relevant documents, such as agreements, contracts, or evidence, make copies and include them with your confidential mediation form. These can help the mediator understand the context of the dispute.
8. Review and sign the form. Before submitting the form, carefully review all the information you have provided to ensure accuracy and completeness. Sign and date the form as required.
9. Submit the confidential mediation form. Follow the instructions provided by the court or mediation center for submitting the form. Be sure to keep a copy of the form for your records.

Who needs confidential mediation:

1. Individuals or businesses involved in a dispute that they want to resolve without going to court may need confidential mediation.
2. Certain types of disputes, such as family conflicts, employment disagreements, or neighborhood disputes, can benefit from confidential mediation.
3. Parties who value privacy and want to keep the details of their dispute confidential may choose to engage in confidential mediation.
4. Those who are interested in finding a mutually agreeable solution to their conflict and are willing to negotiate and compromise may find confidential mediation helpful.
5. Confidential mediation can be useful for parties who want to maintain or restore a working relationship despite their differences.

Remember, it is important to consult with a legal professional or a certified mediator to determine if confidential mediation is the right option for your specific situation.

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What is confidential mediation?

Confidential mediation is a process where disputing parties work with a neutral mediator to resolve their issues in a private and confidential setting.

Who is required to file confidential mediation?

Parties involved in a dispute or conflict are required to file for confidential mediation.

How to fill out confidential mediation?

Confidential mediation forms can be filled out online or submitted in person to the mediation center.

What is the purpose of confidential mediation?

The purpose of confidential mediation is to facilitate communication, compromise, and resolution between parties without the need for formal legal action.

What information must be reported on confidential mediation?

Parties involved, nature of dispute, proposed solutions, and any agreements made during mediation must be reported.