No. You only have to do what you agree to in mediation. Our team of an attorney-mediator and a marriage/family counselor are there to help all the parties reach a satisfying resolutionto their divorce or conservatorship (child custody and possession) dispute. The attorney-mediator is neutral and does not represent anyone, but he or she may suggest options for settlement and help evaluate whether a solution meets your individual goals and needs.
The mediators cannot and will not impose any decision on you. However, when you both sign a written settlement agreement in mediation, it is binding. For that reason, the mediator will advise each of you to have a family law divorce lawyer of your own choosing review the terms before you sign the agreement.
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