How is a divorce settlement achieved by arbitration now that the Courts are becoming bogged down with other disputes by people representing themselves? Cheshire family law specialist solicitors Stonehewer Moss are interested in representing people that see the Court as a last resort that involves too much display of your private problems for comfort. Michael Brennan, the family law accredited solicitor at the Northwich solicitors is conscious that Resolution have designated this week "Good divorce week" and attended a recent conference in Manchester about alternatives to court that championed arbitration while sharing common experiences of a system that is struggling to deliver an efficient and humane process at Court. Over the past few years and accelerating in recent months, the Courts available to individuals needing the Court to resolve a family dispute have dwindled to the point that only those resident in larger Cities can easily get to Court and then will find themselves one couple among many asked to attend at the same time from all walks of life with a coffee machine for refreshment and a communal seating area often too small for everyone to sit. Many people cannot afford solicitors or think they know better, so the Court not only have to decide cases but also nurse the unqualified and unfamiliar, often angry or depressed individuals through the process. A busy person that likes to keep their private life private is in for a rude awakening if assuming the court process is a thing of majesty for like minded people.
How is a divorce settlement achieved by arbitration better than the court process sat beside the coffee machine next to the toilets.
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