Mediation Information Pending Case Type

If you are a party to a dispute and need information on mediation services please click on one of the following:

My case is in the District Court

• I am in the process of filing for a divorce which is contested by my spouse
• I am involved in a parent-time dispute which is currently before a 3rd District Court (Salt Lake, Tooele or Summit County) Commissioner/Judge
• I am involved in a Probate case in the 3rd District (Salt Lake, Tooele or Summit County)
• I am involved in a civil case and would like more information about mediation and arbitration
• I have a Law and Motion case currently pending in West Jordan or Bountiful
• I am involved in a small claims case currently pending in Justice Court
• I am involved in a Landlord/tenant case in the 3rd District
• None of the above apply to my case

  If your dispute is not involved in a case that is currently pending before the Court, or does not fall under a Court Sponsored Mediation program where a mediator is provided, you may contact a mediator on your own to help resolve your dispute. You can find information on mediators, including fees, by clicking on the name of a mediator or arbitrator on the court roster. If you require financial assistance, there are two non-profit community mediation centers that provide mediation services on a sliding fee scale:

  • Utah Dispute Resolution
  • Mountain Mediation Center - Summit and Wasatch counties only

My case is in the Juvenile Court

• I am involved in a child welfare case involving the Division of Child and Family Services or a private petition that has been filed in the Juvenile Court regarding a protective order, custody, visitation or a Petition to Terminate Parental Rights
• I am a victim or offender on a case involving a crime that was committed by a juvenile
• I am involved in a truancy case
• None of the above apply to my case

  If your dispute is not involved in a case that is currently pending before the Court, or does not fall under a Court Sponsored Mediation program where a mediator is provided, you may contact a mediator on your own to help resolve your dispute. You can find information on mediators, including fees, by clicking on the name of a mediator or arbitrator on the court roster. If you require financial assistance, there are two non-profit community mediation centers that provide mediation services on a sliding fee scale:

  • Utah Dispute Resolution
  • Mountain Mediation Center - Summit and Wasatch counties only

My case is in an Appellate Court

• Appellate Mediation Office
• Alternative Method for Case Resolution at the Utah Court of Appeals
• Questions and Answers about the Appellate Mediation Office
• Preparing for Mediation: A Guide for Lawyers and their Clients
• Biographical Information
• None of the above apply to my case

  If your dispute is not involved in a case that is currently pending before the Court, or does not fall under a Court Sponsored Mediation program where a mediator is provided, you may contact a mediator on your own to help resolve your dispute. You can find information on mediators, including fees, by clicking on the name of a mediator or arbitrator on the court roster. If you require financial assistance, there are two non-profit community mediation centers that provide mediation services on a sliding fee scale:

  • Utah Dispute Resolution
  • Mountain Mediation Center - Summit and Wasatch counties only

None of the above apply to my case

If your dispute is not involved in a case that is currently pending before the Court, or does not fall under a Court Sponsored Mediation program where a mediator is provided, you may contact a mediator on your own to help resolve your dispute. You can find information on mediators, including fees, by clicking on the name of a mediator or arbitrator on the court roster. If you require financial assistance, there are two non-profit community mediation centers that provide mediation services on a sliding fee scale:

• Utah Dispute Resolution
• Mountain Mediation Center - Summit and Wasatch counties only

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