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If a court sends me to mediation, does that make it different?

Depends. In most states it does not. The mediation does not become a legal proceeding just because a court told you that you must mediate before it would set a date to hear your lawsuit. In some states, such as Florida and Texas, there are specific rules governing court-mandated mediation. Your lawyer will be able to describe those specific rules.
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