Mediation & Arbitration

Family law cases are different than other fields of law. When you litigate in family law, and children are involved, the parents have to say the worst things they can about one another, and are then expected to co-parent for all the years thereafter. Courts cannot tailor Orders to the specific needs of many families. That is why we always try to settle cases by agreement, prior to litigation. When your case goes to a trial, you lose control over the outcome. On the other hand, mediation is an informal process, that allows you to negotiate, separate and apart from your spouse, to achieve an agreement that works for your entire family. At Reese Family Law, we guide you through the process of mediation, and are next to you every step of the way, crafting creative solutions to reach an agreement.

Another alternative to litigation, may be private arbitration. There are certain circumstances where arbitration is a better solution, allowing you an opportunity to be fully heard. It can be a faster alternative to a trial, when all attempts at resolution have resulted in an impasse.

To hear more about mediation and arbitration, and what may be best for your set of facts, contact us today.

At Reese Family Law, we guide you through the process of mediation, and are next to you every step of the way, crafting creative solutions to reach an agreement.

Another alternative to litigation, may be private arbitration. There are certain circumstances where arbitration is a better solution, allowing you an opportunity to be fully heard.