Sydney, NSW, Australia

Dear friend,

e-COURT℠ Mediation forms include documents between two parties to a dispute or issue who have decided to try and resolve their dispute without the need for courts, through something called a "mediation." The parties appoint a mediator, who sets up a time to meet with them together and help facilitate a resolution.

It is the first step of the confidential mediation process. The process can only begin when e-Court received both parties’ information forms. Once received parties’ forms, the mediator who is assigned to the case will contact parties individually to set up a series of confidential (intake) meetings. These can include video conference calls. e-Court appointed mediators strive to complete the process within a six week period.

The more common mediation forms include ( but are non inclusive and listed just as an example ):

Agree-1 to Mediate . Agree-2 to Mediate . Request to Mediate. Mediation Notice . Certificate of Discharge.

Thank you, and I look forward to welcoming you as a full & active member.


Sincerely & thank you,
Fayez.R.Nour
CEO & Chief Executive President for e-Court.AU Legal Services Pty.Ltd
Sydney, NSW. Australia