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N.D. R. Ct. app. F

Rule 8.8 Alternative Dispute Resolution Statement

activein force · 2003-03-01 – presentact-effective-date

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

IN DISTRICT COURT

COUNTY OF ______

_____ JUDICIAL DISTRICT

A.B.,

)

Civil No. ________

Plaintiff,

)

)

N.D.R.Ct. 8.8

vs.

)

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE

)

RESOLUTION STATEMENT

C.D.,

)

Defendant.

)

a.

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ("ADR") PROCESS (check one):

____

Counsel, after discussing ADR with their clients, agree that ADR is appropriate and choose the following:

____

Mediation

____

Arbitration (non-binding)

____

Arbitration (binding)

____

Court-Sponsored Settlement Conference

____

Other (explain)

____

Counsel, after discussing ADR with their clients, agree that ADR is NOT appropriate because:

____

the case implicates the federal or state constitution

____

domestic violence has occurred between the parties

____

other (explain)

____

Counsel, after discussing ADR with their clients, have determined that it is not possible to state at this time whether ADR is appropriate.Counsel agree thatthey will file a statement with the Court on whether ADR is appropriate no later than___________________

b.

PROVIDER (check one):

____

The parties have selected the following ADR neutral:

____

The parties would like ADR conducted by a judicial officer or employee and request the Court to appoint one.The parties request that the Court schedule such ADR within the following time frame:___________________

____

The parties cannot agree on an ADR neutral and request the Court to appoint one.

____

The parties agreed to select an ADR neutral on or before ___________________

c.

DEADLINE: The parties recommend that the ADR process be completed by ________ ____________________.

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Signed: _________________________

Signed ____________________________

Lawyer for (Plaintiff)

Lawyer for (Defendant)

Attorney ID #: ___________________

Attorney ID #: ______________________

Firm: ___________________________

Firm: _____________________________

Address: ________________________

Address: ___________________________

Telephone: ______________________

Telephone: _________________________

Date: __________________________

Date: ______________________________

History

[Adopted effective March 1, 2001; amended effective March 1, 2003 .]

Provenance

Source
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Retrieved
2026-09-15
Edition
2026-09-15
Content hash
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