Oregon Mediation Agreement is a legally binding document used to resolve disputes between two or more parties in the state of Oregon. It is an alternative to litigation and is often used to resolve disputes such as family law matters, business matters, and landlord-tenant matters. The Oregon Mediation Agreement outlines the terms of the agreement, including how the dispute will be resolved and what each party will be responsible for. The agreement is typically drafted by an attorney, but it is ultimately up to the parties involved to come to a mutual agreement. There are three types of Oregon Mediation Agreement: * Divorce Mediation Agreement: this agreement is used to resolve matters related to divorce, such as child custody, division of assets, alimony, and more. * Business Mediation Agreement: this agreement is used to resolve disputes between business partners, such as breach of contract, non-compete agreements, and more. * Landlord-Tenant Mediation Agreement: this agreement is used to resolve disputes between a landlord and tenant, such as rent payments, repairs, and more. The Oregon Mediation Agreement is a legally binding document and must be signed by all parties involved in order for it to be valid.