Yes, once approved by a Judge.  When you have agreement on all points, an attorney can draft your legal agreement, as well as the related court documents.  If your mediator is also an attorney, he or she can usually take care of this step for you, which is typical in this area.  And in Connecticut, once a Judge approves your agreement and related documents, it is typically as official, legally binding, and enforceable as it would be in litigation.  It’s typically this last step that makes your agreement an enforceable court order.