The mediator’s role as a neutral is to facilitate communication, assist parties in exploring options, and help them find mutually acceptable solutions. The mediator remains neutral and does not make decisions or provide legal advice. The mediator provides a safe environment for the parties to resolve their disputes, and gives each party a “voice” in […]Continue reading
Mediators can be adult individuals who have completed specific training in mediation and meet the qualifications set by the California Dispute Resolution Programs Act (DRPA). Most mediators are retired judicial officers, lawyers, or professional persons with mediation training and experience.
In general, information disclosed during mediation cannot be used as evidence in future court proceedings. However, there may be exceptions if there are concerns about child abuse, elder abuse, or other situations that require reporting to appropriate authorities.
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