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How to fill out request for mediation

How to fill out a request for mediation:

1. Start by clearly stating the purpose of the request. Explain why you are seeking mediation and what specific issues or conflicts you hope to resolve through this process.
2. Provide a brief background or summary of the situation that led to the need for mediation. Include relevant dates, events, or actions that have contributed to the dispute. This will help the mediator gain a comprehensive understanding of the situation.
3. Clearly identify all parties involved in the dispute. Include their full names, contact information, and any relevant affiliations or relationships. It's important to ensure that all parties are properly identified to avoid confusion or misunderstandings during the mediation process.
4. Outline any attempts made to resolve the conflict prior to seeking mediation. This may include previous communication, negotiation, or alternative dispute resolution methods that have been explored. By documenting your previous efforts, you demonstrate your willingness to resolve the conflict amicably.
5. Clearly state your desired outcome or expectations from the mediation process. Be specific about what you hope to achieve and how you envision the conflict being resolved. This will help the mediator understand your goals and guide the process accordingly.
6. Include any supporting documents or evidence that may be relevant to the dispute. This can include contracts, emails, invoices, or any other documentation that provides context or evidence of the issue at hand. Make sure to organize and label each document clearly to assist the mediator in reviewing them.

Who needs a request for mediation?

1. Individuals or organizations involved in a dispute or conflict that they have been unable to resolve on their own.
2. Parties looking for a neutral and impartial third party, known as a mediator, to facilitate communication, understanding, and negotiation between them.
3. People seeking to resolve their dispute outside of court in a more informal, cost-effective, and time-efficient manner.
4. Individuals or organizations looking for a collaborative and mutually satisfactory solution to their conflict, rather than a win-lose outcome.
5. Parties willing to actively participate and engage in the mediation process, including active listening, open communication, and willingness to explore different perspectives and potential solutions.

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