Civil
ADR-200: Mediation Disclosure Notification and Acknowledgement
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form notifies people involved in a court case that mediation is available as an option to resolve their dispute outside of court, and asks them to confirm they received and understand this information. Parties, lawyers, and court staff use this form to ensure everyone knows about mediation services and to create a record that they were informed about this alternative way to settle their case before going to trial.
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Forms that go with ADR-200
MC-010AttachmentCaption (Civil)A Declaration form is commonly attached to ADR-200 to provide supplemental background information, qualifications, or disclosures required by the court regarding the proposed neutral.›ADR-100Often filed with itStatement of Agreement or NonagreementThe Stipulation to Use Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is commonly submitted alongside ADR-200 to formally agree on the use of ADR processes in which the neutral evaluator, mediator, or arbitrator will serve.›ADR-101Next stepADR Information FormThe ADR Stipulation and Order form formalizes court approval of the selected ADR process and the neutral identified in ADR-200, making it a natural companion filing.›ADR-110Next stepOrder Appointing RefereeThe Notice of Settlement (ADR) is filed after the ADR process facilitated by the neutral identified in ADR-200 concludes successfully, completing the ADR workflow.›
More Civil forms
ADR-104Rejection of Award and Request for Trial After Attorney-Client Fee Arbitration›ADR-105Information Regarding Rights After Attorney-Client Fee Arbitration›ADR-106Petition to Confirm, Correct, or Vacate Contractual Arbitration Award›ADR-107Attendance Sheet for Court-Program Mediation of Civil Case›ADR-109Stipulation or Motion for Order Appointing Referee›ADR-111Report of Referee›