Guides for Australian mediators and ADR practices
Practical checklists and frameworks on mediation preparation, ADR software selection, and lawyer coordination — written for Australian mediators and dispute resolution teams.
General information only — not legal advice, mediation advice, or a substitute for professional judgment. CounselOS Mediation is administrative software; mediators and lawyers remain responsible for their work.
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Mediation preparation checklist for Australian mediators
A practical pre-session checklist for independent mediators — parties, documents, fees, lawyer coordination, and session logistics before mediation day.
Read guide →Choosing ADR software for independent mediators in Australia
How to evaluate mediation case management software in Australia — booking, intake, documents, fees, and lawyer coordination without overbuying generic legal tools.
Read guide →What referring lawyers should expect from mediation software
A plain-language guide for family law and commercial litigation teams coordinating client referrals to independent mediators — visibility, brief upload, and scope limits.
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Are these guides legal advice?
No. Guides on this site are general information for Australian mediators and referring lawyers. They are not legal advice, mediation advice, or a substitute for professional judgment.
Does CounselOS Mediation replace a mediator?
No. The guides describe administrative workflow — booking, intake, documents, fees, and coordination. Mediators and lawyers remain responsible for their professional work.
Where should law firms look for mediation preparation on the firm side?
Referring lawyers often use a read-only portal on CounselOS Mediation for referred matters. Firms that need full matter management and governed AI for client preparation should explore CounselOS at counselos.au.