Finally find
agreement.

Mediation and arbitration services
to keep you out of the
courtroom.

Meticulous Preparation

Savvy Litigation

Powerful Strategies

When no one will budge.

If there isn't an agreement soon you may be faced with:

- Extra stress
- Inability to move forward
- Long court battle
- Expensive fees
- Months of disagreement

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Find agreement.

As the pioneer of mediation services in western ND, we can assure you, there's still hope of coming to an agreement without a stressful trial.

You’ll be moving forward soon.

Request An Appointment

We'll ask you some questions to make sure there isn't a conflict of interest that would prevent us from working with you.

SHARE YOUR HONEST THOUGHTS

We will serve as a neutral 3rd party, using our proven process of understanding coaching, and guiding until we arrive at a solution.

GET CLEAR AGREEMENT

You'll finally move forward with a clear agreement in place, plus the skills to manage it in the future.

Maintain more control over your outcome.

Save time, money and headache.

How to know if mediation or arbitration are right for you.

FAQ

In arbitration, a neutral person called an “arbitrator” hears arguments and evidence from each side and then decides the outcome of the dispute. Arbitration is less formal than a trial, and the rules of evidence are often relaxed. Arbitration may be either “binding” or “nonbinding.” Binding arbitration is final. Generally, there is no right to appeal an arbitrator’s decision. Nonbinding arbitration means that the parties are free to request a trial if they do not accept the arbitrator’s decision.

No. In mediation and arbitration, Sandy serves as a neutral third party. That means she is not able to represent either party individually. If you think you may prefer to retain her services as your attorney, indicate that preference when you request an appointment.

No. Both parties need to individually agree to dispute resolution services. Both parties must request an appointment and be screened for any conflicts of interest.

Dispute resolution services are cheaper and faster than the traditional legal process. Parties can have greater participation in reaching a solution and they have more control over the outcome. In addition, dispute resolution processes are confidential, less formal, are more flexible, and are less stressful than traditional court proceedings.