Divorce Mediation and Arbitration

Attorney Peter Paras

I’m often asked about the concept of mediation, and sometimes even about arbitration. These are two concepts that are becoming more popular in resolving divorce cases. Mediation is where one hires a third party who acts as a mediator who helps – who tries to help the parties along with their attorneys to reach an agreement. An arbitrator is also a third party hired by the parties, but the arbitrator hears the positions of both parties and their lawyers and makes a decision for them. So in one instance, mediation, you have a settlement that’s facilitated by a third party. In the other instance, you have a decision made by a third party.

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