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Deciding on Mediation: Key Questions to Consider

Updated: 4 days ago

Evaluating mediation as a conflict resolution method involves considering several key questions. Reflecting on these can prepare you for the mediation process and help determine if it's the right choice for you. Click on each category below to review the questions to consider.


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Mediation and Alternative Conflict Resolution

  • Alternatives: What other conflict resolution options are available, and how do they compare to mediation?

  • Flexibility: Can I try mediation and still pursue other methods later?

  • Justice: Do I need formal justice or punishment through the court system?

  • Accountability: Do I need the other party to be held accountable, and what does that look like?

  • Court vs. Mediation: What would I gain from going to court instead of mediation?

  • Early Resolution: How could early conflict resolution benefit the situation?

  • Third-Party Help: Would a neutral third-party help me gain clarity on my needs and wants?

  • Mediation Goals: Can mediation achieve my desired outcomes, or should I look elsewhere?

Your Conflict Resolution Goals

Future Resolution Considerations

Logistics and Planning 






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