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5. Mediate - Steps to Justice Your mediation agreement should explain the details of how mediation will take place You can also ask your mediator if you have questions about the process They can explain things like how long meetings will be, if they will meet with you and your partner separately or together, and what documents you should bring to each meeting
What is mediation? - Steps to Justice What is mediation? Next Steps 1 Decide if you should mediate 2 Agree on a mediator 3 Get screened 4 Sign a mediation agreement 5 Mediate Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution process (ADR), also called family dispute resolution process, where you and your partner meet with a mediator to resolve your legal issues without going to
Go to your Mandatory Information Program - Steps to Justice Contact your local Family Mediation and Information Service provider for more information Once you've completed your MIP session, you get a certificate of completion You must add this certificate to the continuing record, and update the table of contents See Update your continuing record below to learn how to add documents to your court file
What is a settlement conference in my family case and what happens at . . . Starting August 1, 2021, if you and your partner have tried family mediation, a judge can sometimes allow you to move directly to a combined case conference and settlement conference It doesn't matter whether you tried mediation before going to court or after your court case started Every family court in Ontario offers subsidized mediation
What happens at a Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario hearing? Next Steps 1 Decide if you want to try mediation again 2 Make your opening statement 3 Give your evidence 4 Make your closing statement The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) holds hearings by video conference on Zoom If you're not able to take part in a videoconference, you should tell the HRTO as soon as possible