Mediation Agreement Draft Review (Plain Language Read-Through)
Read a draft agreement before you sign it.
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Read a mediation or settlement agreement draft with me. The draft text: [AGREEMENT_TEXT]. What I thought we agreed: [WHAT_I_THOUGHT_WE_AGREED]. Concerns: [CONCERNS]. Summarise each clause in plain words in a table with Clause, What it says, What it requires of me, What it requires of them, Deadline, and Question. Compare with what I thought we agreed and list differences. Check that payment amounts, dates, methods, what happens on default, what is released, and whether any promises are mutual. Highlight vague wording and missing details such as who pays costs. Provide a list of clarifications to request and a short email asking for them. This is a reading aid. Recommend review by a qualified adviser before signing, especially for larger sums [VERIFY]. Add a worked clause reading: 'The parties will resolve outstanding payments within a reasonable time' becomes 'No date is stated; ask for a specific date and amount', and a table row for a clause that releases 'all claims arising from the dispute' with a question about whether it includes claims I may not know about yet. Add a short list of terms that usually need dates: payment, return of items, removal of records. Treat this as writing help only. Invent no law, deadline or odds. Use [JURISDICTION] and [RELEVANT_LAW_OR_POLICY_IF_KNOWN] as given. Say when to see a professional. Stay firm, factual and polite.
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