Section 10 - Concluding an ADR Proceeding(a) With Agreement (1) The Neutral shall request that the terms of any settlement agreement reached be memorialized appropriately and shall discuss with the participants the process for formalization and implementation of the agreement. The Neutral may assist the parties in filling out the Parenting Plan Forms maintained by the Administrative Office of the Courts pursuant to T.C.A. 36-6-404, the Marital Dissolution Agreement as approved by the Tennessee Supreme Court under Tenn. Sup. Ct. R. 52 and any other forms approved by the Tennessee Supreme Court.(2) When the participants reach a partial settlement agreement, the Neutral shall discuss the procedures available to resolve the remaining issues.(3) The Neutral shall not knowingly assist the parties in reaching an agreement which for reasons such as fraud, duress, overreaching, the absence of bargaining ability, or unconscionability would not be enforceable. (b) Without Agreement.(1)Termination by Participants. The Neutral shall not require a participant's further presence at an ADR Proceeding when it is clear the participant desires to withdraw.(2)Termination by Neutral. If the Neutral believes that the participants are unable to participate meaningfully in the process, the Neutral shall suspend or terminate the ADR Proceeding. The Neutral should not prolong unproductive discussions that would result in emotional and monetary costs to the participants. The Neutral shall not continue to provide dispute resolution services in an ADR Proceeding where there is a complete absence of bargaining ability.