I filed a mechanics lien in New Jersey and the process requires (at least 3 years ago) paying $500 to an arbitration committee, then having a hearing with a mediator and both sides, and then a judgement can be filed against your property in the courthouse.

We followed the letter of the contract but the sellers have now requested mediation.

I know with things like mold, there are additional treatments and mediation methods that need to be completed.

I agree with you on the mediator spending more time with her.

This is where mediation comes into play.

If there were common friends I would ask them to be there to mediate in case there were any disagreements on items. 

Or a Court Mediator to settle the matter?

Limits on tenant screening, source of income and financial profile protections, eviction record sealing, mandated mediation and payment plans for people who fell behind and making eviction literally the last possible option except in cases where the renter is putting the lives of others in danger”Who builds the houses?

After reading and rereading our contract, it states mandatory mediation is required before going to court.

Hey Nathan, so you believe even after mediation is over, there will still be headaches involved with the litigation?