Mediator’s Role. 4. The Mediator will be neutral and impartial. The Mediator will assist the Parties to isolate the issues, develop and explore options for resolution of these issues and, if possible, achieve expeditious resolution of the Disputes by agreement between them. The Mediator makes no representation that any such agreement between the Parties will equate with any result which might be achieved by a contested trial of the Disputes or any part of them
Mediator’s Role. All parties should be aware that it is not the role of the mediator to make a determination of the dispute or decisions for the parties. It is, therefore, very important that the disputants and their legal advisers come to the mediation fully equipped and prepared to negotiate on the issues and with the authority to sign an agreement should one be reached.
Mediator’s Role. The Mediator‟s role is to assist the parties to negotiate a voluntary settlement of the controversy and issues as described above. The Mediator is a neutral and impartial person with no interest in the controversy. In the event that the parties are unable to reach an agreement on the subject matter of the dispute, the parties agree that the Mediator is empowered to make decisions for the parties as to how the matter should or must be resolved. The parties hereby agree that they will abide by the decisions voluntarily reached in the matter or will be bound by the decision of the Mediator in the event that the rendering of such a decision occurs. The parties further agree that, in the event that a decision is rendered by the Mediator, such decision shall not be subject to judicial or arbitral review and each party hereby undertakes to take no further proceedings in such a circumstance.
Mediator’s Role. The role of the mediator is to assist the parties to negotiate. It is hereby agreed that Xxxxx X. Xxxxx, as mediator, is an independent contractor, who is neutral. He will not provide legal representation or advice to any party at any time, and has no duty to assert or protect the legal rights and responsibilities of any party, to raise any issue by the parties themselves, to make any decisions on behalf of the parties, or to determine any issues.
Mediator’s Role. 2. The Mediator will:
Mediator’s Role. The role of the mediator is to help both of you to come to successful agreement about issues which will affect your future and to avoid the necessity of litigating your disputes in Court. Through family mediation, you both will determine what you believe is a fair and equitable solution which best suits your particular situation. The mediator will not impose an agreement upon you. You are not bound to agree with any options or alternatives which may arise, and you will not be forced by the mediator to agree with any provision if you do not voluntarily choose to do so.
Mediator’s Role. Once familiar with the issues involved in the mediation, the mediator shall, if requested by both of the parties, give an opinion of the probable outcome of the case and a range of settlement value and trial value if the case were litigated. The mediator shall, in the absence of instructions from the parties to the contrary, give recommendations regarding the possible settlement terms and conditions. The opinions and recommendations of the mediator are not binding on the parties.
Mediator’s Role. The mediator’s role is to assist the parties to negotiate. The mediator will not make decisions for the parties about how the matter should or must be resolved. Throughout the whole course of the mediation the mediator will be free to discuss the dispute privately with any of the parties or other persons brought within the mediation. The mediator will preserve absolute secrecy of the content of such discussions and will not convey knowledge of such content to any other party or person unless specifically authorized to do so.
Mediator’s Role. The Mediator will not act as a judge nor as an attorney and will not offer legal advice. The Mediator shall be neutral and only act to facilitate a mutual agreement between the Parties. The Mediator’s opinions, suggestions or advice, if any, shall not be binding on anyone.
Mediator’s Role. By remaining impartial and neutral, I will encourage you to identify the issues that need to be resolved, exchange information, generate options or alternative solutions, and fairly negotiate with one another. You will be the decision-makers in these matters and will determine what you believe is a fair and satisfactory resolution. You are not bound to agree with any options or alternatives which may arise in mediation and understand that I have no decision-making authority to decide any aspect of your agreement.
