After both parties have come to an agreement and settled upon terms it can be finalized. It is recommended that the agreement be reviewed by both party’s attorneys before this step. This ensures that the agreement is sound and that both parties understand it fully. Your mediator is...
Read MoreAs the legal system in the United States has matured, many changes have been made. As litigation became more common in the 1950’s and 1960’s, an option was needed to help disputing parties settle their issues without needing to undergo a lengthy and costly trial. This is when...
Read MoreMediation is a legal process by which two disagreeing parties get together and have a meeting to hash out their differences. Legal mediation usually occurs when there is a financial or custody dispute. The benefits of mediation are that it can save everyone involved a great deal of...
Read MoreWe have all known someone personally who has been through a divorce. Rarely, if ever, do you hear that is was an easy or pleasant experience. There is usually a great deal of friction involved as both parties try to hash out who gets what property and custody...
Read MoreMediation law will never have its own primetime network TV show. It doesn’t make for high courtroom drama. In fact, the entire purpose of mediation is to settle a dispute without having to go to court. A courtroom trial can get very expensive in very short time. Afterall,...
Read MoreTo put it simply, both mediation and arbitration are means of finding a resolution for conflict or legal issues. Both are used to help two parties find a middle ground and reach an agreement without facing a lengthy legal battle. Mediation and arbitration can be used during many...
Read MoreBy name alone you can tell what a collaborative divorce is. Essentially, when both sides of an impending divorce agree on the divorce and simply want to get it done as painless as possible, this is collaborative in nature. Often, an attorney mediator is hired to help navigate...
Read MoreAre you struggling to choose between litigation and mediation? Then, you are in the right place. Here we have discussed how mediation works for the business and the reasons to opt for them. Read further to learn more. What Does Mediation Mean in Business? Mediation is the process...
Read MoreMore people in the US choose mediation to hold their position in the negotiation. Although mediation is a less expensive and quick way to resolve a dispute, it gives contour to both parties. Sometimes, the judge might not understand the case properly because of little evidence and proof....
Read MoreAny stage of disagreement can be resolved by mediation law, which is a popular form of ADR. In contrast to a trial or arbitration, mediation does not entail anyone deciding who is right or wrong. Instead, a neutral third person who goes by the mediator’s name assists the...
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