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SEND AN INVITATION TO MEDIATION

​How to Invite the Other Party to Utilize Mediation

If you would like to explore mediation, you may use the form below to send a neutral invitation to the other party.
This tool is designed to facilitate professional, neutral communication about mediation.

Please review the following before submitting:
• This is an informational invitation to consider mediation
• Participation in mediation is voluntary unless required by court order or agreement
• The mediator remains neutral and impartial at all times
• The mediator does not take sides, advocate for either party, or provide legal advice
• Submitting this form does not guarantee that mediation will be scheduled or accepted.

​What happens after you submit this form:
  1. The other party will receive a neutral email invitation describing the mediation process
  2. They may contact our office directly with questions about mediation
  3. If both parties agree, we will coordinate scheduling based on availability
  4. Any mediation will proceed only if all required parties agree to participate​

​Please ensure all contact information is accurate before submitting. Incorrect email addresses may delay communication.

​IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER

McArthur Mediation Services provides neutral mediation services only. This website, including this form and any related communications, is intended solely for informational purposes and to facilitate voluntary participation in mediation. No part of this communication or process constitutes legal advice, legal representation, or legal opinion. McArthur Mediation Services does not act as an attorney for any party. The mediator is a neutral and impartial facilitator. Neutrality means the mediator has no financial or personal interest in the outcome of the dispute. Impartiality means the mediator does not favor, support, or hold bias toward any party. All parties are strongly encouraged to consult with a qualified attorney regarding their legal rights, responsibilities, and any proposed agreements before, during, or after mediation. Use of this form does not create any attorney-client relationship or fiduciary relationship. Submitting this form does not guarantee mediation services will be provided or scheduled. ​Mediation communications are intended to be confidential and governed by applicable Florida mediation confidentiality laws, including the Florida Mediation Confidentiality and Privilege Act, where applicable.
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