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Getting it Settled: Opting for Mediation and Avoiding Court

Posted on Feb 11, 2013 By Hopper Law Firm PLLC
Going through a divorce has been repeatedly found to be one of the most traumatizing events in a person's life. One of the most difficult stages of the divorce is the litigation process itself. ...
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Resolving Conflicts with Alternative Dispute Resolution

Posted on Oct 22, 2011 By Raleigh Family Lawyer
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is a way of resolving legal disputes outside of the court system. Many courts often require some form of alternative dispute resolution before cases can be heard, ...
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