“Sometimes The Questions Are Complicated And The Answers Are Simple.”

– Dr. Seuss

Avoid Conflict, Resolve Problems And Stay Out Of Court

In a family legal dispute, going to court and having a judge issue a verdict not to mention the toll it takes going through a litigated process, takes extensive time and money. Litigation pits people against each other, resulting in unnecessary conflict. Alternative dispute resolution, or ADR, allows you to avoid this.

This is where Rebecca H. Fischer, P.A., comes in. My name is Rebecca Fischer. For more than 40 years, I have resolved stressful family law challenges through strategic alternative dispute resolution.

What Should I Know About ADR?

Alternative dispute resolution is when the parties in a conflict work together to arrive at a mutually satisfactory outcome. You can use ADR for separation and divorce, business disputes, will contests, and many other conflicts. There are three main methods of ADR:

  1. Negotiation: The parties sit down to discuss their differences privately and come up with solutions to their problems.
  2. Mediation: A neutral mediator sits down with the parties to mediate discussions and help them arrive at a solution.
  3. Arbitration: The parties present their sides of the story before an arbitrator who issues a legally binding decision that remains private.

In all methods of ADR, you should have a lawyer to represent you and advocate for your rights.

Weighing The Pros And Cons

Like litigation, alternative dispute resolution has its benefits and its drawbacks. Before you decide on ADR, you should consider these factors:

  • Pros:
    • Keeps things private
    • Takes less time
    • Costs less money
    • Maintains amicable relationships
  • Cons:
    • The other party might not cooperate
    • May have to compromise important issues
    • No guarantee of a solution

As an attorney, I prioritize a creative approach to resolving disputes with ADR and strive to prevent litigation. I can help you decide whether it is right for your unique situation.

Discuss Whether ADR Is Right For You

If you are interested in using alternative dispute resolution in your legal challenge, I can represent you. Call my Hollywood law office at 954-546-7250 or send me an email today to schedule a consultation.