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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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San Mateo County

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Thank you for agreeing to use mediation to resolve your case! Mediation is commonly a voluntary process. In San Mateo County we track your progress to assist you in fulfilling your agreement to pursue mediation [Local Court Rule 2.3(i)(3)].

There are 3 easy steps: Step 1: Choose a Mediator Select any mediator that all parties agree to

First review the San Mateo Superior Court Panel at www.sanmateocourt.org/adr (for bio info, case expertise and hourly rates of mediators) , however you can use a mediator that does not appear on that list Parties will share the mediator's market rate fees

Step 2: Schedule mediation session with chosen mediator You are encouraged to participate in mediation ASAP It must be completed prior to the Mandatory Settlement Conference ("MSC")

Step 3: File Stipulation and Order to Appropriate Dispute Resolution (Form "ADR-CV-1")

Must include NAME OF MEDIATOR and DATE OF MEDIATION Download form at www.sanmateocourt.org/adr

No later than 21 days after Case Management Conference ("CMC") All counsel/parties must sign (in most cases, facsimile signatures will suffice) No filing fee required To get Judge's signature submit to Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court (by mail, attorney service or drop-in)

Feel free to call ADR Staff at any time with questions or concerns at (650) 261-5075 or (650) 261-5076 or visit us on the web at www.sanmateo.courts.ca.gov/adr.

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