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  2. Begin by entering the CASE NO at the top of the form. This helps in identifying your case.
  3. Fill in the PETITIONER section with your name, ensuring accuracy for proper identification.
  4. Next, complete the RESPONDENT section with their name and contact details, including street address, city, phone number, email, and fax if applicable.
  5. In the REFERRAL SOURCE field, indicate how you were referred to mediation services.
  6. Specify the MEDIATION DATE and TYPE OF DISPUTE to provide context for your mediation session.
  7. Finally, leave space for OUTCOME and TOTAL HOURS once mediation is completed. Ensure all parties involved are informed and have authority to sign a binding agreement.

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