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Tennessee Rule 31 Mediator Workbench

The state provides requirements and guidance.Neutrals facilitate parties through the process.We bring the work together from start to finish.

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Visualize and conduct the entire mediation from screening to completion.

Session Mode, sample case
Session Mode on a sample case: stage stepper, room selector, issues with proposals, and joint notes
Session Mode, shown with a sample case.

Run the mediation - stage by stage. Check Tennessee resources with up to date citations. Produce your Rule 31 paperwork from one case file.

Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 describes responsibilities for Rule 31 Listed Mediators, with standards in Appendix A. Preparation, the live session, and the closing paperwork all need attention. Mediation.dev organizes that work into a guided workflow. Sources are close at hand and advise the mediator throughout.

Read Rule 31 and Appendix A
  1. 01Before the room opens

    Arrive prepared.

    Bring the case details, preparation checklist and source-linked Tennessee guidance into one place.

  2. 02While the work happens

    Stay with the process.

    Keep stages, issues, proposals and room-specific notes together while you lead the mediation.

  3. 03Through the final paperwork

    Close with care.

    Prepare documents and track sourced deadlines, with review and submission remaining in your hands.

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Developed for the mediator.

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This application is for Tennessee Rule 31 Listed Mediators. Request access to receive an invitation and one-time registration code. Free in trial period.

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