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Cook County, Illinois, Circuit Court Rule 19A.19 - Child Protection Mediation Program

Circuit Court of Cook County. December 31, 1992; amended May 6, 2008
http://www.cookcountycourt.org/FORATTORNEYSLITIGANTS/RulesoftheCourt.aspx

This rule authorizes referral to mediation of active abuse, neglect or dependency cases. All contested custody and visitation issues must be mediated, and any matters that can impede determination of custody or visitation are deemed appropriate for mediation. Referral can be made at any point in the case after the temporary custody hearing. Judges have discretion as to which cases can be referred. The rule also addresses who may participate in mediation, the use of interpreters, termination of mediation, confidentiality, and mediator appointment, qualification and compensation.

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