Once my case is ordered to mediation, what do I do first?

If your case is a Domestic Relations case (divorce, separate maintenance, legitimation, modification of custody (including visitation), child support, alimony, etc.), you are required to complete the domestic violence screening survey prior to selecting a mediator and scheduling a mediation session. Parties may complete/submit this form individually online at https://godr.org/adr-screening/. The ADR Office will notify parties once screening is complete, at which time you may proceed with selecting a mediator and scheduling mediation.

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1. Do I need a court order to get ADR services?
2. How do I obtain an order and request that my case be referred to mediation?
3. May I request an exemption from mediation?
4. Once my case is ordered to mediation, what do I do first?
5. I am a victim of domestic violence. Do I have to attend mediation?
6. How do I select a mediator?
7. How much does mediation cost?
8. What if I cannot afford mediation?
9. Is attendance required at mediation?
10. How long does mediation last?
11. What are the benefits of mediation?
12. How do I prepare for mediation?