Mediation is Voluntary. All parties here state their good faith intention to complete their mediation by an agreement. It is, however, understood that any party withdraw from or suspend the mediation process at any time, for any reason or no reason. The parties also understand that the mediator may suspend or terminate the mediation, if the mediator feels that the mediation will lead to an unreasonable result, if the mediator feels that an impasse has been reached, or if the mediator determines that he can no long effectively perform his facilitative role.
Mediation is Voluntary. The Participants intend in good faith to reach a mediated agree- ment. However, either Participant may suspend or withdraw from the mediation process at any time, for any reason. The Mediator may also suspend or terminate the mediation if he or she feels that the mediation will lead to an unjust or unreasonable result, if the Partici- pants reach impasse or if the Mediator can no longer effectively perform a supportive, facili1- tative role.
Mediation is Voluntary. In consideration of receiving services from the Alternative Dispute Resolution Unit, we agree to enter into this mediation in good faith. We will sincerely attempt to resolve the issues of this dispute. We understand that we are not required to enter into any agreement and that any resolutions resulting from this mediation are entered into voluntarily. The parties also understand that the mediation Judge may suspend or terminate the mediation if s/he feels that the mediation will lead to an unreasonable result, an impasse has been reached, or if s/he can no longer effectively perform his/her facilitative role.
Mediation is Voluntary. We understand that mediation is a voluntary process. No one will be forced to agree to any settlement. Agreements will only be signed if all of the interested parties give their consent to the terms of the Agreement. We understand that participation in mediation does not guarantee that an agreement will be reached. The mediator may suspend or terminate the mediation if, for example : (1) the mediation will lead to an unjust or unreasonable result: (2) further efforts at mediation are not likely to bring about a resolution, or (3) the mediator can no longer effectively perform a facilitative role.
Mediation is Voluntary. All parties here state their good faith intention to complete their mediation by an Agreement. It is, however, understood that any party may withdraw from or suspend the mediation process at any time, for any reason. The parties also understand that the mediator may suspend or terminate the mediation if she feels that the mediation will lead to an unjust or unreasonable result; if the mediator feels that an impasse has been reached; or if the mediator determines that she can no long effectively perform his facilitative role. Any participant in mediation has the option of having a support person during the mediation process. That support person shall not participate in the process and shall also be bound by the confidentiality requirements of the mediation.
Mediation is Voluntary. Any party may withdraw from the mediation process at any time and for any reason. Each party may withdraw from mediation and the mediator may withdraw from or terminate the mediation process with good cause (e.g. in the mediator’s judgment, you are not benefitting from the mediation). The mediator would help you to find another qualified mediator or other professional.
Mediation is Voluntary. We understand that mediation is a voluntary process. No one will be forced to agree to any settlement. If an agreement is reached, the mediator will summarize the key aspects in a written memorandum and the parties will prepare whatever writings are needed to formalize their agreement. We understand that participation in mediation does not guarantee that an agreement will be reached, however, parties are expected to continue the mediation process until the matter has come to some resolution. The mediator may suspend or terminate the mediation if, for example, further efforts at mediation are not likely to bring about a resolution or the mediator can no longer effectively perform a facilitative role.
Mediation is Voluntary. The parties agree to resolve their dispute in good faith. Any party or the mediator can stop or pause the mediation at any time, for any reason.
Mediation is Voluntary. We understand that mediation is a voluntary process. No one will be forced to agree to any settlement. Agreements will only be signed if all of the interested parties give their consent to the terms of the Agreement. We understand that participation in mediation does not guarantee that an agreement will be reached. Any party can decide to end the mediation at any time. The mediator requests, however, that we first advise of our intent to leave so the mediator has the opportunity to address our concerns. The mediator may suspend or terminate the mediation if, for example : (1) the mediation will lead to an unjust or unreasonable result: (2) further efforts at mediation are not likely to bring about a resolution, or (3) the mediator can no longer effectively perform a facilitative role.
Mediation is Voluntary. All participants here state their good faith intention to complete their online mediation by an agreement. It is, however, understood that any party may withdraw from or suspend the mediation at any time, for any reason. The participants also understand that the mediator may suspend or terminate the mediation if s/he feels that the mediation will lead to an unjust or unreasonable result, if the mediator feels that an impasse has been reached, or if the mediator determines that s/he can no longer effectively perform his or her facilitative role.
