Arbitration

Arbitration provides a structured and private decision-making process for individuals who are unable to reach agreement through mediation or other discussions. In arbitration, a neutral third party reviews the issues and makes a binding decision, offering a clear and efficient alternative to court.

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MN Dewar Family Resolutions provides mediation and family decision-support services for individuals and families across Ontario.

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What This Includes

Arbitration may include:

  • Resolving specific disputes where agreement cannot be reached
  • Reviewing information and positions from each party
  • Making determinations on defined issues
  • Providing a structured process with clear outcomes
  • Addressing matters related to family decision-making and responsibilities

Who This Is For

Arbitration may be appropriate for:

  • Individuals who have attempted mediation but remain at an impasse
  • Parties seeking a private alternative to court
  • Individuals who require a clear and final decision
  • Families needing resolution on specific issues within a defined process

Who This Is For

The arbitration process is structured and focused on resolving specific issues through a clear and defined decision-making framework.

The process typically involves:

  • Both parties identifying and agreeing on the issues to be decided
  • Entering into a formal arbitration agreement
  • Each party providing relevant information, documentation, and their position on the issues
  • The opportunity for parties to present their evidence, including written materials, testimony, and, where appropriate, witness participation
  • A review of all materials and, where required, scheduled discussions or hearings
  • A decision being made by the arbitrator based on the information presented

The arbitrator remains neutral throughout the process and is responsible for making a final and binding decision on the issues submitted by the parties.

Arbitration is intended to provide clarity and resolution in a more efficient and private setting than traditional court proceedings.

Decisions are made in accordance with the applicable law and the terms of the arbitration agreement.

Important Note

Arbitration is a formal process and requires agreement between all parties to proceed. Participants are encouraged to obtain independent legal advice before entering into an arbitration agreement.

Government & Free Resources

The following resources may be helpful for individuals considering arbitration or seeking information about family dispute resolution:

Family Law & Dispute Resolution Information

Relevant Legislation

Pricing

Arbitration services are provided based on the nature and complexity of the matter and are typically quoted following an initial consultation.

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