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If a court sends me to mediation, do I have to agree to settle my case? |
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No. At most, courts can require you to show up and try to settle your case. They cannot force you to settle on any terms – even terms that a mediator might think fair. You have a right to say no.
In any mediation, court-ordered or otherwise, you always have the right to leave if you are dissatisfied with how the mediation is going or feel you are wasting your time. |
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