Illinois Notice of Mandatory Mediation

• Category: Illinois Local County - St. Clair - Documents & Forms
• State: Illinois
• Control #: IL-SKU-4015
• Format: PDF

Description

Notice of Mandatory Mediation The Illinois Notice of Mandatory Mediation is a form issued by the Illinois Supreme Court that is required for individuals who are involved in civil disputes and would like to have their disputes mediated prior to going to court. This form is used to initiate the mediation process and encourages parties to attempt to resolve their disputes without the need for litigation. The Notice of Mandatory Mediation is available in two types: joint and individual. The joint form must be filed by both parties to the dispute, while the individual form is for one party to file. The Notice of Mandatory Mediation must be filed with the court in which the dispute is being heard. The form includes information such as the names of the parties, a description of the case, and the contact information of the mediator. Once the Notice is filed, the parties are required to attend a mediation session with the appointed mediator. The goal of the mediation is to settle the dispute, however if a resolution is not reached, the case will proceed to litigation.

The Illinois Notice of Mandatory Mediation is a form issued by the Illinois Supreme Court that is required for individuals who are involved in civil disputes and would like to have their disputes mediated prior to going to court. This form is used to initiate the mediation process and encourages parties to attempt to resolve their disputes without the need for litigation. The Notice of Mandatory Mediation is available in two types: joint and individual. The joint form must be filed by both parties to the dispute, while the individual form is for one party to file. The Notice of Mandatory Mediation must be filed with the court in which the dispute is being heard. The form includes information such as the names of the parties, a description of the case, and the contact information of the mediator. Once the Notice is filed, the parties are required to attend a mediation session with the appointed mediator. The goal of the mediation is to settle the dispute, however if a resolution is not reached, the case will proceed to litigation.