Speak with an experienced divorce
mediator about confidentiality and mediation.
Not exact matches
Confidentiality means that neither you nor the
mediators can be compelled to testify in a court or administrative proceeding
about what was said or done in the mediation session, to the
mediators separately, or to the staff of our mediation program.
Mediators breathed a collective sigh of relief when the Ontario Divisional Court upheld the
confidentiality of mediations by refusing to compel a
mediator to testify
about communications between parties at a mediation.
My aim is to write
about once a month, mainly of my experience as a family
mediator, keeping
confidentiality in mind.
A family
mediator should include in the Agreement - to - Mediate contract an exception to
confidentiality that allows the
mediator to disclose information communicated during mediation
about a threat of harm to self or others, or if a claim is brought against the
mediator by a client.
Complete
confidentiality will be maintained on all details shared by you; hence it is important that you or your attorney informs the
mediator about the nature of abuse in detail.