Stipulation and Order for Continuance of Mediation

Service Description

Introduction

Stipulation and Order for Continuance of Mediation is a legal document that parties use to request the court to extend the mediation process.

Requirements

When drafting a Stipulation and Order for Continuance of Mediation, you must include the case name and number, the reasons for the requested continuance, and the proposed new date for the mediation. Both parties must sign the stipulation.

How to Draft

Begin by clearly stating the case details, including the case name and number. Next, outline the reasons for requesting the continuance, ensuring to provide specific and valid reasons. Include any supporting documentation or evidence that strengthens your case. Finally, propose a new date for the mediation, taking into consideration the availability of all involved parties.

Filing

Once the stipulation is drafted and signed by both parties, it must be filed with the court. The court will then review the stipulation and, if approved, issue an order for the continuance of mediation.

Conclusion

In conclusion, a Stipulation and Order for Continuance of Mediation is a vital document when parties require additional time to prepare for mediation. By clearly stating the case details, providing valid reasons, and proposing a new date, parties can effectively communicate their needs to the court and facilitate a smooth mediation process.