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Divorce Mediation or Arbitration Through SnapDivorce Will Save You Time and Money
SnapDivorce saves you time and money because it makes the divorce process simple. It eliminates the need for dueling attorneys and keeps you out of court - the two main reasons a traditional divorce is so expensive. SnapDivorce experts use the long-established principles of Mediation and Arbitration to investigate and resolve your divorce under one roof.
Mediation
Arbitration
1.Initial Meeting
Your SnapDivorce Navigator meets with both parties, separately or together, to gather relevant information about your case.
2. Investigation
SnapDivorce obtains financial and other information necessary to analyze and resolve issues in your divorce.
3. Divorce Resolution Conference
Your SnapDivorce Navigator reviews the information gathered and analyzed in Phase 2 with the parties. Both parties have the opportunity to ask questions, discuss their wants and needs, and raise other relevant issues.
4. Resolution Finalization
A SnapDivorce arbitration panel meets to discuss and resolve the issues in your case. Within 10-30 days, the panel issues a binding arbitration decision. SnapDivorce then processes the paperwork necessary to finalize your divorce.
1. Initial Meeting.
Your Snap Divorce Representative meets with both parties, separately or together, to gather relevant information about your case.
2. Mediation Sessions
Over 1-4 mediation sessions, an experienced SnapDivorce Mediator provides guidance and works works with the parties to resolve their case.
3. Divorce Resolution
SnapDivorce drafts a Marital Settlement Agreement and process the paperwork to finalize your divorce.
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Mediation
Arbitration
A system in which the neutral third party facilitates a voluntary negotiation process between the two parties. Mediation is more commonly used when the two parties are amicable and can reasonably resolve their divorce with legal counsel present to provide assistance and advise regarding disagreements.
A system in which a neutral third party conducts a holistic review on the case in question, and creates an equitable agreement for the two parties. Arbitration is more commonly used when one ore both parties are hostile. The Arbiter creates the agreement in order to ensure fairness instead of relying on endless court appearances to litigate each dispute.