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Share the basics
A four-step request with general information only. It takes about three minutes.
Request a consultation
Let’s find the right next step.
Four short steps. Share only general information so Scott can understand how mediation might help. No confidential details are needed at this stage.
- 1Service
- 2Your situation
- 3Contact details
- 4Review & submit
Step 1 of 4: Service
How the consultation works
Calm, clear and
without obligation.
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A brief conversation
Scott follows up by your preferred method to understand the situation and whether mediation fits.
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Agree on next steps
If you choose to proceed, format, timing, fees and the Agreement to Mediate are confirmed first.
A consultation request is not legal advice and does not create a lawyer-client relationship or a mediation engagement. Outcomes depend on the parties; none is guaranteed.
Before you request
Questions about the consultation.
No. The request simply starts a conversation about whether mediation suits your matter. You decide whether to proceed.
Please do not share confidential facts, names of other parties, settlement positions or documents. Those can be provided later, once an engagement and confidentiality terms are in place.
No. Scott acts as a neutral mediator. A request does not create a lawyer-client relationship, and the mediator does not represent either party.
Yes. Mediation involves all parties to the dispute, and counsel are welcome. Participants are discussed and agreed before booking.
Yes. ADR North offers mediation in person and virtually, across Northern Ontario and the province.
No. Mediation creates a structured opportunity to reach an agreement, but the parties decide the outcome.