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Bookmark or Share- What is mediation? - Steps to JusticeMediation is voluntary. This means that you and your partner have to agree to work with a mediator. You cannot be forced to use mediation, or forced to agree on your issues. A mediator is a person trained to help you agree on your issues without taking sides. They help you and your partner during your negotiation to try and reach an agreement.
- What is mediation-arbitration? - Steps to JusticeMediation-arbitration is voluntary. This means that you and your partner need to agree to use this process. You cannot be forced take part, or forced to agree on your issues. But, if you don't agree on your issues, the arbitrator decides for you. First stage. First, partners meet with a mediator. A mediator is a person trained to help you agree ...
- 2. Decide whether you should agree to a peace bondMediation. In some parts of Ontario, there are mediation diversion programs that can help you. You can ask the Crown or duty counsel whether there is a mediation diversion program available in your area. At mediation, you and applicant try to resolve your issues without going to court.
- 3. Get screened - Steps to JusticeIt is done to see if your mediation can be fair and safe. In some cases of partner abuse, a mediator can mediate in a way that makes the process fair and safe. For example, if you aren't comfortable being in the same room as your partner, the mediator can talk to each of you in separate rooms, by telephone, or online.
- 2. Go to mediation - Steps to JusticeYou don't have to go to mediation. You and your landlord can try to work out an agreement with a mediator's help or without it. Either way, you can have a lawyer or someone else to help you, such as a family member, a friend, or a social worker.
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