The Illinois Mortgage Foreclosure Post-Mediation Status Order is a court order issued by the Circuit Court of the state of Illinois in response to a mortgage foreclosure mediation. This order is issued when the parties involved in the foreclosure mediation have come to an agreement or when the mediation has been unsuccessful. It outlines the terms of the agreement, such as loan modifications, repayment plans, or other payment arrangements, or it may order the foreclosure process to continue if the parties have failed to reach a resolution. The order may also include other instructions related to the foreclosure process. There are three types of Illinois Mortgage Foreclosure Post-Mediation Status Orders: Consent, Non-Consent, and Denial. A Consent Order is issued when both parties agree to the terms of the mediation. A Non-Consent Order is issued when one of the parties does not agree to the terms of the mediation. A Denial Order is issued when the court denies the request for mediation.