Arbitration is a great alternative to the court system for litigants who are not able to resolve their conflicts by agreement. As Pennsylvania arbitrators, we provide an expedited proceeding during which we hear all the evidence and testimony with which to make a final decision resolving all disputes. Arbitration is the most traditional form of private dispute resolution.
The arbitrator is an impartial individual chosen by the involved parties. During the arbitration process, they will read briefs and documentary evidence, hear testimony, and examine evidence before rendering a decision.
At the Center for Family Resolution, arbitraton attorney Shelly Grossman has 30 years of family law experience, enabling her to approach legal matters with a broad-based perspective in her role as a neutral or advocate, as well as an appreciation for the nuances required to guide parties to resolution.
Unlike mediation, arbitration is adjudicatory. This means that the arbitrator renders a decision at the end of the hearing. Usually, this decision, called an Arbitration Award, is submitted within 30 days of the hearing, and is typically legally binding, subject only to a very limited court review.
When you come to the Center for Family Resolution, you can count on us to act as a neutral third-party and facilitate a solution that is acceptable for both parties. We provide all the same benefits as the court system, without the hassle of multiple court appearances, lengthy litigation, or high fees.
If you are seeking more information about our arbitration services, contact the Center for Family Resolution here or call us at (484) 886-4600. We are conveniently located in downtown West Chester, PA. Arbitration via Zoom is available in many cases for parties located anywhere in Pennsylvania.