The Wisconsin Affidavit and Order To Waive Required Mediation is a legal document that is filed in court to waive the need for a mandated mediation process before a case can proceed to trial. This document is often used in family law cases, such as divorce, child custody, and support cases. It is typically filed by one of the parties involved in the case, and it must be signed by the judge or a court commissioner. The Wisconsin Affidavit and Order To Waive Required Mediation consists of several sections, including a statement of facts, a waiver of mediation, a notification of the waiver, and a signature section. The statement of facts outlines the details of the case and the reasons why the parties believe that mediation is not necessary. The waiver of mediation section states that the parties have agreed to waive mediation and have requested that the court proceed to trial. The notification section informs the other party that the waiver of mediation has been filed and that they must respond within a certain time frame. Finally, the signature section requires the signature of the judge or court commissioner. There are two types of Wisconsin Affidavit and Order To Waive Required Mediation: Waiver of Mediation with Consent and Waiver of Mediation without Consent. In the Waiver of Mediation with Consent, both parties agree to the waiver and file the affidavit together. In the Waiver of Mediation without Consent, only one party files the affidavit and the other party must respond within the specified time frame.