South Carolina Wooten Standing Order Conduct Mediation is a type of mediation used in the state of South Carolina that is designed to help resolve disputes between parties without the need for a formal court hearing. This type of mediation is based upon the South Carolina Wooten Standing Order, which is a set of rules that mediators must follow when handling a dispute. The Wooten Standing Order requires that mediators remain impartial and neutral while facilitating the dispute resolution process. It also requires that mediators provide adequate information to both parties involved in the dispute, ensure that the parties understand the process, and that all parties are given the opportunity to be heard. Types of South Carolina Wooten Standing Order Conduct Mediation include court-mandated mediation, private mediation, and family mediation. Court-mandated mediation occurs when a court orders the parties to enter into mediation. Private mediation is a type of mediation that is often used to resolve disputes between two private parties. Family mediation is a type of mediation used to resolve disputes between family members.