The prospect of lengthy and expensive divorce proceedings can cause a great deal of anxiety for many spouses. The good news is that there are many options available to couples interested in settling their divorce outside of the court room. Family law arbitration is an increasingly popular option for divorcing couples who want to expedite the dispute resolution process and maintain their privacy. If you and your spouse have decided your marriage has come to an end, arbitration may be an effective process for reaching a constructive and efficient resolution out of court.
What Are Family Law Arbitration Services?
Divorce arbitration is an alternate method of resolving matters in which spouses agree to have a professionally trained third party, a family law arbitrator, decide the outcomes of their disagreements. Similar to a trial, each party’s legal representative will present arguments and evidence to the divorce arbitrator, who will then make a final ruling on a matter. Arbitration can settle all of the same issues as a traditional divorce involving the family court system, including property disagreements, custody disputes, and spousal or child support.
When pursuing a divorce settlement through arbitration, the choice of a divorce arbitrator is vital to a successful outcome. An arbitrator is retained through your divorce attorney. and both spouses will need to agree upon the best arbitrator to oversee their divorce.
Goranson Bain Ausley is the largest law firm in Texas exclusively practicing family law. Our AAML certified arbitrators have a wealth of experience with family law arbitration services and will work diligently to ensure that your divorce is arbitrated with due care and consideration.
Benefits of Hiring a Lawyer Experienced in Family Law Arbitration
Working with a family law arbitrator to come to agreements related to your divorce offers unique advantages to you and your loved ones that may otherwise be unavailable.
Arbitration for a Divorce Is Private
Unlike divorces settled in court, family law arbitration takes place in private offices, and any materials shared with arbitrators are not filed with the court.
Divorce Arbitration May Be Faster
Working with arbitrators to settle matters related to a divorce can take significantly less time than going through the courts.
Working with a Divorce Arbitrator Is Less Expensive
Working with a divorce lawyer who is also a AAML certified arbitrator and familiar with arbitration as they handle your divorce case can be far less costly than settling the matter through the court system.
If you’ve ever considered alternative dispute resolution options to settle a dispute, you may have heard of arbitration. But, what does arbitration entail?
Contact Goranson Bain Ausley Today to Learn More About Arbitration as it Relates to Your Family Law Matter
If you’re a Texas resident seeking arbitration options, consider engaging with a divorce arbitrator from Goranson Bain Ausley through your family lawyer. With offices in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Granbury, Midland and Plano, our AAML certified arbitrators are dedicated to ensuring the utmost integrity, attentiveness, and fairness when arbitrating your family law matter. Take the first step today by talking to your family lawyer about arbitration.
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