A Washington Request to Enforce Mediation Agreement is a document used to ask the court to enforce an agreement that was made between two parties during the course of a mediation. The agreement can include any terms or conditions that the parties mutually agreed to in the course of their mediation. The document is filed in a court in the State of Washington in order to enforce the agreement between the two parties. There are three types of Washington Requests to Enforce Mediation Agreement: 1. Petition to Enforce a Mediation Agreement: This document is used to request the court to enforce a written agreement that was created during the course of mediation. 2. Motion to Enforce a Mediation Agreement: This document is used to ask the court to enforce an oral agreement that was made during the course of mediation. 3. Motion to Vacate a Mediation Agreement: This document is used to ask the court to vacate (or set aside) an agreement that was created during the course of mediation.