Small Claims Mediation Day Preparation
Prepare for a court-connected or community mediation session.
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Prepare me for mediation. The dispute: [DISPUTE_SUMMARY]. What I want and what I could accept: [WANT_AND_ACCEPT]. The other party and what I know about their position: [THEIR_POSITION]. The practical limits I have (money, time, ability to pay or perform): [LIMITS]. The mediator's role if known: [MEDIATOR_ROLE]. Create a preparation sheet with: a five-sentence opening that is factual and not accusing; my interests listed by priority; likely interests on the other side; at least eight settlement options from simple to creative (payment plan, partial refund, repair, exchange, apology, a reference, a changed process); a one-page offer tracker with my first offer, target and floor; questions to ask; how to take a break; and how to record an agreement (what, who, when, how paid, what happens if it fails). Add a plain-language agreement template with placeholders and a reminder to read it before signing and to ask whether it is binding [VERIFY]. Keep suggestions fair and respectful. This is preparation help, not legal advice. This is not legal advice. Name no rule I did not supply. Use [JURISDICTION] and [RELEVANT_LAW_OR_POLICY_IF_KNOWN] as given. Point me to a consumer agency. Promise no result.
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