Illinois Order Setting Matter for Trial after Mediation is a procedure used in the state of Illinois to set the terms of a trial after the mediation process has been completed. The order is issued by the court and outlines the specifics of the trial, including the date, time, and place of the trial. The order also sets forth the issues that must be addressed at the trial and any other matters related to the dispute. There are two types of Illinois Order Setting Matter for Trial after Mediation: Default and Contested. When the order is default, the parties have failed to reach an agreement during the mediation process and the court will issue an order setting the matter for trial. A contested order is issued when one or more of the parties disagrees with the terms of the trial set forth in the order and must be resolved through a hearing before the court. In either case, the Illinois Order Setting Matter for Trial after Mediation is binding on the parties and is used to ensure that all matters are resolved through the court process.