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: Florida MediatorDo I Or Don?t I . . .
By Perry S. Itkin, J.D., M.S.
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. . . routinely attach the mediated settlement agreement in a Circuit Civil case to the report I file with the Court?Hmmm?!?
Okay, the answer is found in MEAC Opinion 2007-002 which provides, in summary, that ?it would not be appropriate to routinely attach the mediated settlement agreement to a circuit civil case in light of the requirements of rule 1.730(b), Florida Rules of Civil Procedure.?
It is important to remember the following requirement from that rule:
The mediator shall report the existence of the signed or transcribed agreement to the court without comment within 10 days thereof. [Emphasis added.]
There?s more to this opinion which is worthwhile reading.
To email me, click Perry S. Itkin.
Full post as published by Florida Mediator on May 31, 2007 (boomark / email).
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