Can the divorce mediation document be revoked before it is issued by the court? Yesterday morning, both parties agreed to divorce and signed the mediation document in the court. Today one side went back on its word. The mediation letter is returned

Before the mediation letter is issued and signed by both parties, it is not legally binding and the parties can regret it. According to Article 97 of the Civil Procedure Law, if an agreement is reached through mediation, the People's Court shall prepare a mediation letter. The mediation letter shall state the litigation claims, the facts of the case and the mediation results.

The mediation document shall be signed by the judge and the clerk, stamped with the seal of the People's Court, and served to both parties.

The mediation document will become legally binding after it is signed by both parties.

At the same time, according to Article 99 of the "Civil Procedure Law", if no agreement is reached during mediation or one party regrets before the mediation letter is delivered, the people's court shall make a timely judgment.