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Become a Rule 31 Mediator Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts The way you end your relationship determines the amount of your stress, anxiety, and resentment. Mediation is available for permanency matters stemming from child welfare cases pending before the Family Courts. Mediation sessions are held by mediators trained by the NYS Child Welfare Court Improvement Project to specifically mediate child protective matters. Ask court staff for a referral to a court-based mediation program, if your case is already in court. Most court programs offer parties a free, initial mediation session, followed by reduced-fee follow-up sessions. Mediation can be used to settle disputes, begin repairing relationships, and generate solutions to family concerns that might not otherwise be considered. To learn more about mediation, visit the What is Mediation? Family conflicts can be emotionally charged and have an enormous impact on the lives of those involved. When circumstances change, cou