Municipal Court Mediation (MDM) Program

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Superior Court of New Jersey, Atlantic/Cape May Vicinage

Mediation - shows drawings of mediation activities.Interested in Volunteering as a Municipal Court Mediator?

We are actively recruiting for local volunteer opportunities.

Bilingual individuals are encouraged to apply. 

What is Municipal Court Mediation (MDM)? 

The MDM program gives court users an alternative to having certain cases heard and decided by a judge. Endorsed by the New Jersey Supreme Court, municipal courts refer cases involving minor disputes to be handled through mediation. 

Why volunteer? 

Volunteers play an essential role in the court’s mission. They help the courts provide assistance to those in need. They serve as a link between the courts and the community. They are at the forefront of a movement that involves community members taking a greater role in solving disputes and addressing crime. How much time will I have to dedicate? Volunteers are asked to volunteer an average of three hours, one day/evening per month.

How much time will I have to dedicate? 

After an initial 18-hour mediation virtual training, volunteers are asked to volunteer an average of three hours, one day/evening per month.

NOTE All applicants are required to pass a criminal background check.

APPLY NOW

To request additional information or to obtain an application, contact Jeanne Seymour at Jeanne.Seymour@njcourts.gov.