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What happens after I apply for mediation?


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When an application for voluntary mediation is received at the CMC, the process is as follows:

  • Acknowledgment: You will receive an acknowledgment of your application.

  • Assessment: We will assess your case to determine its suitability for
    mediation.

  • Invitation to the other party (Respondent): If your application is found

    suitable for mediation at the CMC, we will invite the Respondent for

    mediation and update you on the outcome of the respondent.

  • Scheduling: When both parties agree to attend mediation, we will schedule
    a mediation session and inform you of the date, time and location.

  • Mediation Session: On the scheduled date, you and the Respondent will

    meet with our mediator(s). The mediator(s) will facilitate a discussion

    between both parties, in an attempt to foster greater understanding and

    possibly an amicable resolution.

  • Outcome: Once an agreement is reached, our mediator(s) will document

    the terms. You will have the opportunity to review the document before

    signing it. You will also receive a copy of the signed agreement. If an

    agreement cannot be reached, we will close the session respectfully.

    You may choose to explore other options to address the dispute, which

    may include seeking legal advice or proceeding to file an application with

    the Courts.

  • Follow-up: If required, the CMC may offer follow-up mediation sessions.

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