Arbitration

Atlanta Arbitration Attorney

Effective Advocacy in Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods

Arbitration is a method of alternate dispute resolution (ADR) that is commonly used in family law and divorce disputes when the parties do not wish to wait for the matter to work its way slowly through the court system. At Warner Bates, we understand that every family is unique. Our firm emphasizes solutions tailored to your unique situation and preferences. Our professionalism, care, and knowledge of Georgia family law has helped us earn our reputation as some of the most trusted and experienced arbitrators in Atlanta.

Contact an attorney from our team to schedule a case evaluation and the chance to hear more about solutions that could help expedite your divorce and keep you out of court.

Why Do So Many Divorcing Couples Choose Arbitration?

The classic picture of divorce is one of two contentious parties facing off in court over a variety of disputed issues such as child custody, child support, property division, and alimony. Resolving divorce in court can be a lengthy process-not to mention an expensive and contentious one. Arbitration offers a way to "hire your judge" to complete a hearing or trial on a date certain, with minimal downtime or waiting time for a decision.

Arbitration effectively saves you:

  • Time - By agreeing to an "end date" and avoiding the clogged family court system, you'll almost certainly see a much faster resolution to your divorce.
  • Money - The old adage "time is money" is certainly true when it comes to divorce. A dragged-out court case can result in expensive legal fees, court fees, and missed work. Choosing arbitration could allow you to save money by expediting the process.
  • Stress - There is no denying that divorce is often a highly stressful experience. Arbitration allows you to maintain control and paves the way for a less divisive and contentious process-potentially fostering improved relationships between the parties.

Understanding the Arbitration Process in GA

Choosing arbitration as a method of resolving disputes can be a significant decision for many individuals and couples. At Warner Bates, we believe in empowering our clients with knowledge about the arbitration process, so you can make informed choices. Here’s what you can expect when you engage in arbitration:

  • Confidentiality: Unlike traditional court proceedings, arbitration is private, meaning that your case details remain out of the public eye, providing a more discreet resolution.
  • Streamlined Process: Arbitration typically involves fewer formalities and can often be resolved faster than court litigation, allowing you to move forward with your life sooner.
  • Expert Arbitrators: You have the option to select an arbitrator with specific expertise relevant to your case, ensuring that your dispute is handled by someone knowledgeable in the area.
  • Flexibility: The arbitration process can be tailored to fit the needs of both parties, including scheduling and procedural rules, making it a more adaptable option.
  • Finality: Arbitration decisions are generally binding, which means that the resolution is conclusive and reduces the likelihood of prolonged disputes.

At Warner Bates, our experienced arbitration attorneys are here to guide you through every step of the process. We aim to make your experience as smooth and effective as possible, ensuring that your rights and interests are fully protected. If you're considering arbitration, let us help you navigate the complexities with confidence.

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