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Can your ex spouse force you to mediation with giving you a specific reason why she wants to mediate?
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If a mediation agreement is not signed and not court ordered can you dismiss the mediator?
A mediation agreement that is not court-ordered can always be rejected by one or both parties. Once signed by both, it is enforceable. You don't really dismiss the mediator, you terminate the mediation. It may be not too smart to reject an agreement you all worked on, since you will have to proceed with the dispute in some fashion. If you have good reason to reject the agreement, you may want to re-mediate rather than walk away from the mediation process.
What can you do when a custody mediation is broken?
If mediation fails for any reason, then it falls to the judge to determine custody.
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Is court mediation mandatory in Florida?
There is no specific standard or rule that makes mediation mandatory in Florida, but some types of cases are likely to be routinely referred to mediation unless one of the parties has a good reason why it shouldn't. Examples are family law cases where there is no domestic violence issue, small claims cases, and county civil cases. Answers.com doesn't want links in the text of an answer, but it won't accept this url as a Related Link so I'm putting it here anyway. It's the Florida Courts' "Best Practices" for mediation referrals; the url is http://www.flcourts.org/gen_public/court-services/ADRStandards.shtml#ADRSOIV. You can also find this at the related link below by clicking on "Florida Court Programs and Services" (the second statewide link on that page) which brings up the Court Initiatives page. From there, click "Alternate Dispute Resolution/Mediation" at the top of the left column. From there, click "Publications" in the left column. From there, click "Compendium of Standards of Operation and Best Practices for Florida's Trial Courts" in the middle of the page. From there, under II.Operations click "Court Application of ADR/Mediation & Case Referrals". Referral to mediation is ultimately up to the court, and different courts have different criteria and procedures. The related link below includes links to the various courts' mediation policies - Circuit (multiple county) links are first, then county-specific links in alphabetical order by county. Scroll down and look for links that discuss mediation or alternate dispute resolution.
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