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Print Form Mediation/Facilitation Report STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF COOK Clear Form (Rev. 10/20/09) CCP 0003 2100 SS: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF JUVENILE JUSTICE

How to fill out mediationfacilitation report

How to fill out a mediationfacilitation report:

1. Begin by collecting all relevant information about the participants involved in the mediation process. This includes their names, contact information, and any other details that may be necessary.
2. Document the date and location of the mediation session. This helps provide a timeline and context for the report.
3. Describe the issues or disputes that were discussed during the mediation session. Be clear and concise in outlining the main points of contention.
4. Outline the agreements or resolutions that were reached during the mediation. Include details such as the specific actions to be taken, deadlines, and any other relevant information.
5. If no agreement was reached, provide a summary of the reasons for the impasse or any areas of disagreement that were not resolved.
6. Include any additional information or observations that may be important to understanding the mediation process. This could include details about the participants' behavior, emotions, or the overall dynamics of the session.
7. Review and proofread the report to ensure accuracy and clarity. Make any necessary edits or revisions before finalizing the document.

Who needs a mediationfacilitation report?

1. Mediators or facilitators: The report serves as a record of the mediation process and helps document the agreements or outcomes reached during the session. It can be used for future reference or for tracking progress in ongoing disputes.
2. Parties involved in the mediation: The report provides a written summary of the issues discussed, resolutions reached, or areas of disagreement. It can be used as a reference point or reminder of the agreements made during the mediation.
3. Legal professionals: Mediation reports can be submitted as evidence or documentation in legal proceedings. They provide an unbiased account of the mediation process and can be used to support or validate claims made during the mediation.
4. Organizations or institutions: Mediation reports can be helpful for organizations that provide mediation services or have internal mediation processes. They can be used for quality assurance, training purposes, or as a reference tool for future mediations.

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