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Introduction:
The Center for Legal Solutions' Arbitration Services offer a prompt, just and efficient method of resolving disputes. Arbitration is an adversarial process in which parties present opposing claims to a neutral Arbitrator. Following a hearing, the Arbitrator issues an Award which decides who prevails on the claims.
Arbitration has proven a fair and efficient alternative to courtroom litigation for disputes that the parties have been unable to resolve through negotiation or mediation. During arbitration proceedings, parties can argue their case to the arbitrator, present evidence and examine witnesses
Orderly Process for Efficient Decisions:
The Center for Legal Solutions' Rules for Arbitration offer the following features:
- Expedited Resolution of Disputes
- Binding Decision by Experienced, Neutral Arbitrator
- Reasonable Rates
- Optional Rules for Discovery in Complex Cases
- No Fee to File Your Case
Arbitration proceedings typically proceed in an orderly manner.
Arbitration always takes place by agreement of the participants. A written agreement to arbitrate is enforceable and confers jurisdiction on the courts to enter and enforce judgment on resulting arbitration awards. Such an agreement may be made before or after a dispute arises. See Filing Instructions for Arbitration to get started with your arbitration.
Our Rules for Arbitration reflect a specific set of principles and values, read about the principles and values behind these Rules.
Domestic Relations Arbitration
Georgia law now authorizes arbitration of all domestic relations issues arising out of a divorce or separation. The Center for Legal Solutions represents a distinguished Panel of Domestic Relations Arbitrators to help people resolve contested domestic relations issues fairly and efficiently through arbitration. See Overview of Domestic Relations Arbitration Service.
Domestic relations cases which involve children must follow Additional Rules for Domestic Relations Arbitrations Involving Children
Arbitrating Complex Matters
Parties in cases involving complex issues or multiple parties may follow Additional Rules for Arbitrations Involving Complex Matters or Multiple Parties which provide for an early planning conference and a discovery period.
Some Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Arbitration are posted on our web site.
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