Mediation agreements will not be enforced unless the terms are put in writing and signed by the parties before the mediation comes to a close, the NJ State Supreme Court says.
August 19, 2013 at 08:07 PM
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Mediation agreements will not be enforced unless the terms are put in writing and signed by the parties before the mediation comes to a close, the state Supreme Court says.
Where the terms are too complex to be drafted that same day, the mediation should be continued for "a brief but reasonable period of time to allow for the signing of the settlement."
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