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Courts > Court Webcasts / Videos > Informational Videos > Real Dialog. Real Answers. Alternative Dispute Resolution Real Dialog. Real Answers. Alternative Dispute Resolution
This video explains the process of Alternative Dispute Resolution (sometimes known as Mediation) to settle court cases in Indiana. Mediation is often an appropriate choice in settling family-related cases.
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Introduction
Learn about Alternative Dispute Resolution (sometimes known as Mediation) to settle court cases in Indiana.
What is Mediation?
Learn the definition of mediation and the difference between mediation and arbitration to settle court cases in Indiana.
What is the Role of the Mediator?
The mediator's role as it differs from the judge's role in court cases in Indiana
How Does Mediation Work?
Options the mediator may offer to settle court cases in Indiana.
How Long Does Mediation Take?
Learn about the factors affecting the mediation process to settle court cases in Indiana.
What Type of Disputes Can Be Mediated?
Discover when mediation is appropriate in settling court cases in Indiana.
Who Pays for Mediation
Learn who is responsible for paying for mediation in Indiana.
What Are the Benefits of Mediation?
This video explains the benefits of mediation to settle court cases in Indiana.
ADR in Action
Watch an example of a typical mediation session.
Mediation and You
How mediation can benefit you in settling court cases in Indiana.
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