What If I Don't Want An Attorney As A Mediator?
An attorney mediator shall withdraw as mediator if any of the parties so requests, or if any of the conditions are no longer satisfied. Upon withdrawal, the attorneymediator shall not continue to act, in any capacity, on behalf of any of the parties in the matter that was the subject of the mediation.
Other Kansas Alternative Dispute Resolution FAQs
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Can An Attorney Act As A Mediator?
A: The attorney mediator clearly informs the parties of the attorneymediator`s role as a mediator including the confidentiality of the process. They consent, … More -
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Who Has A List Of Qualified Mediators?
A: The director of dispute resolution shall keep a list of approved mediators, trainers, and training`s, and shall review any requests for approval within 60 days of the … More -
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How Long Does Mediation Take?
A: Mediation takes about 30 minutes, after which you return to court.
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