The role of the Mediator a. The Parties and Mediator agree that:
The role of the Mediator. We understand that the mediator has no power to decide issues for us. The mediator has an obligation to work on behalf of all parties and cannot give individual legal advice to any one of us. Mediation is not a substitution for independent legal advice. We accept responsibility for representing ourselves or seeking legal advice, if desired. We give the mediator permission to discuss the mediation process with our attorney, but the mediator will engage in negotiation with the attorney only if we tell the mediator that the attorney has negotiating authority. The mediator accepts NO responsibility for the terms of the agreement reached.
The role of the Mediator. 2.1 The role of the mediator is to assist the Parties with the attempted resolution of their dispute through inter alia:
The role of the Mediator a. The Mediator will conduct the Mediation (including any preliminary steps) in the manner s/he considers appropriate, working with the Participants, and having regard to the nature and circumstances of the Dispute.
The role of the Mediator. 1. The mediator is the neutral facilitator who will assist the parties to reach their own settlement. He will not make any decisions about “right” or “wrong” or tell the parties what to do.
The role of the Mediator. 2. The parents agree that the mediator is an impartial third party, who acts as a facilitator to assist the parents to arrive at their own solutions with respect to the outstanding issues. The mediator has no authority to impose a settlement on the parents. She is not a lawyer and will not provide legal advice.
The role of the Mediator. The mediator is neutral, and does not experience a gain or loss as a result of the outcome of the mediation. The mediator is impartial, and does not take sides or advocate for the interests of any individual party. The mediator has no power to decide issues, rather the mediator has an obligation to work on behalf of all parties to assist facilitate their negotiations towards a mutually satisfactory outcome. The mediator cannot give individual legal advice to any one party. The mediator accepts NO responsibility for the terms of the agreement reached.
The role of the Mediator. 2.1 The parties agree the mediator is an impartial third party, who acts as a facilitator to assist the parties to arrive at their own solutions with respect to the outstanding issues. The mediator has no authority to impose a settlement on the parties. In addition, the mediator will not provide legal advice. Xxxxx Xxxxxx provides a balanced negotiation process and she will not make decisions or take sides.
