Mediation & Arbitration What Do They Mean? Mediation and arbitration are types of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). This means that both methods are used to resolve disputes outside of the courtroom. Which one is best for you? What are the differences between mediation and arbitration? Find answers to your questions by reading below. What Is...Read More

Thanks to TV and highly publicized divorces, many couples think a courtroom fight is the only way to discuss property division and finalize their divorce. This isn’t the case. Property division mediation is an option in cases that involve parties willing to negotiate, making it a great option for the division of marital property. Mediation...Read More

If you’ve been injured at the hands of someone else, you might be considering filing a personal injury lawsuit against the responsible party. If you’ve done any research, you’ve likely discovered that mediation is also an option for personal injury cases. But the information available online may have you avoiding mediation. Before you make any...Read More

Custody disputes do not have to begin at the front of the courtroom with a judge and his gavel. In fact, most custody disputes can be resolved rather quickly using mediation instead of taking it before the court. And, during an emotional time, it might be best to try a method that is more intimate...Read More