If the parties work with a disinterested third-party mediator and as a result come up with a mutually satisfying agreement covering all, or even some, of the issues, they put their agreement in writing and file it with the court with a caption stating: Mediated Settlement Agreement. Either party is then entitled to a Judgment based on the Mediated Settlement Agreement, including any provisions involving children. Unless the Court makes specific findings that the agreement is not in the children’s best interest or that the property division is not just and right, the Judge must sign an Order which follows the terms of the Mediated Settlement Agreement.