Quality control is a hallmark of MODR, and its programs and neutrals are regularly monitored. The results have been very successful, not only in terms of the large number of cases settled, but also in terms of high party satisfaction and the long-lasting agreements. MODR Court Program Staff MODR's Director of Court Programs oversees the Superior Court and Land Court ADR Programs and supervises MODR's panel of neutrals. Each court program is administered by a Program Coordinator who is available at the courthouse several days a week for screening and intake sessions. MODR Court Program staff members are dispute resolution professionals and trained mediators who inform attorneys and clients about dispute resolution options, help parties to select an appropriate neutral for their case, assist parties to prepare for sessions, and coordinate communication with the court.
Fees are to be paid at the beginning of the dispute resolution session.
Generally, fee reductions and waivers are available based upon indigency or financial hardship. Late fees are assessed for late cancellations and postponements of scheduled dispute resolution sessions. No fee is charged for the ADR screening and assessment. Page developed by Camilo Azcarate. For more information about MODR , contact Camilo Azcarate .