The dispute resolution process is an alternative to going to court. It is informal and user-friendly and helps resolve thousands of complaints each year.

To reach a dispute resolution, we collect factual information from both parties to a dispute, encourage open communication and facilitate discussions leading to a resolution.

In mediation, we talk with the parties, as we are trained and experienced mediators, guiding them in working out their own mutually-agreeable solutions.

If mediation efforts are not successful, arbitration may be the next step. The parties state their views at an arbitration hearing, offer evidence and let an impartial arbitrator make a decision that ends the dispute.

Because of our extensive business, bankruptcy and family law expertise, we can provide special help for:

Clients with financial problems

Families in conflict because of divorce, illness or death of a family member

Will contests or inheritance disputes

Spouses in bankruptcy or financial difficulty

Business partnership, shareholder or business dissolution disputes

Complex commercial or business disputes.

We serve all of South Jersey, including Camden County, Burlington County, Gloucester County, Mercer County, Eastern Pennsylvania and Atlantic County, and surrounding areas

*Free consultation for individuals and most small businesses. A follow up meeting may be required. We reserve the right to charge for consultations involving review of existing cases, divorces or litigations.

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