WHAT KINDS OF DISPUTES ARE LIKELY TO LEND THEMSELVES TO MEDIATION?
* disputes that are already being negotiated and there is a demonstrated desire to work cooperatively. * disputes not yet being negotiated in which there is some evidence that the parties want to talk to each other. * conflicts in which the disputants clearly have common goals, but are fighting over alternative means to achieve the goals and recognize the need for a new approach. NOTE: The Tenant/Landlord Education and Mediation Service at PPSC has NO formal legal authority and its employees are not allowed to give legal advice. Use of mediation does not prevent those involved from taking their cases to court, although mediation frequently eliminates the need for such a course of action.
* disputes that are already being negotiated and there is a demonstrated desire to work cooperatively. * disputes not yet being negotiated in which there is some evidence that the parties want to talk to each other. * conflicts in which the disputants clearly have common goals, but are fighting over alternative means to achieve the goals and recognize the need for a new approach. NOTE: The Tenant/Landlord Education and Mediation Service at PPSC has NO formal legal authority and its employees are not allowed to give legal advice. Use of mediation does not prevent those involved from taking their cases to court, although mediation frequently eliminates the need for such a course of action. Back to Table of Contents MOBILE HOME HOMEOWNERS The information herein does not deal with all areas of mobile home residency law. It only tries to answer some of the most frequently asked questions. You should remember that laws and regulations regarding California mobile home residents are constantly
