SMART Frequently Asked Questions Marilyn Mediator answers your questions: What is SMART? SMART stands for Shared MediAtoR Team, a voluntary Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) program of the Greater Los Angeles Federal

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Registration fee for nationally accredited mediators Background After significant consultation, the Mediator Standards Board has decided to introduce a registration fee for all nationally accredited mediators. The regist

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SMART Coordinator A SMART Mediator answers your questions: What is the authority for SMART? •

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AGREEMENT TO MEDIATE We the undersigned parties agree to voluntarily enter the mediation process and understand and consent to the following: 1. Definition of Mediation: Mediation is a process in which a mediator facil

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The Many Ways Of Mediation: A Survey Of Mediation In Canada March 1998 Dear Practising Mediator: I am writing to ask for your help in compiling, for the first time, a comprehensive description of how

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Call For Journal Submissions THE ARBITRATOR & MEDIATOR 2014 – First Edition Published by The Institute of Arbitrators & Mediators Australia, the arbitrator & mediator, is a bi-yearly peer reviewed journal featuring art

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E-Mail Print Form Mediator Feedback – ADR-LINK The Ministry of Children & Youth Services funds Child Protection ADR in Ontario, beginning with a threeyear pilot phase. During that time, information collected about the

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Confidentiality Agreement Case Name: In order to promote communication among the Parties and the Mediator and to facilitate settlement of the dispute, all parties agree as follows: 1. The parties consent to the appointme

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Victim-Offender Mediation Association Recommended Ethical Guidelines Mission Statement: The mission of VOMA is to provide inspiration, leadership and information-sharing in the development and support of various models o

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A Mediator : Does not force the Parties to agree. Helps the Parties communicate. The Parties themselves settle the dispute. Leaves the control of the outcome with the Parties.

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