Coral Springs Mediation and Arbitration Attorney
IN CORAL SPRINGS, FL
The Law Office of Gary M. Landau, P.A. helps clients resolve legal conflicts through mediation and arbitration.Â
Mediation for Coral Springs Real Estate Transactions
Disputes about escrow deposits when a real estate deal falls apart are among the most common contract problems in real estate. The disputed escrow money must remain in the escrow account until the problem is resolved. Going through the state’s courts can be a lengthy and expensive process, and you may not win the dispute.
The Law Office of Gary M. Landau, P.A. offers a faster, less costly, and less stressful approach: mediation or arbitration for Coral Springs real estate disputes, a process known as alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
Benefits of Mediation for real estate disputes
- Avoids costly legal fees
- Client plays an integral role in the settlement
- Both parties must agree that the settlement is fair
- Resolves the issue quicker than the courts.
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Why choose Gary M. Landau?
- Five Star Reviews – Our clients give us numerous five-star reviews on Google, Avvo, and other websites.
- Experienced – The Law Office of Gary M. Landau, P.A. has provided probate, real estate, and estate planning services for clients since the 1990s.
- Serves the Entire State of Florida – We probate estates in every county in Florida, depending on where the deceased person lived or has assets.
- Online, Phone, and In-Person Options – Meet with our attorney and staff in person, over the phone, or by Zoom with our flexible options.
- Personal Service – Attorney Gary M. Landau personally returns phone calls made to him.
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WHAT IS MEDIATION?
Mediation is the process where a neutral mediator meets with both parties in the dispute to help everyone come to a voluntary resolution they all agree to. A mediator assists the parties in negotiating the settlement, which is then formalized into a written and binding agreement.
Mediation has grown tremendously in the past decade as an alternative means of resolving disputes, because agreements reached voluntarily by both parties are satisfying. Taking a dispute to court is expensive and time-consuming, and there is no guarantee of success.
The mediation process is non-binding, meaning you do not have to enter an agreement unless you are satisfied with its terms.
WHAT IS ARBITRATION?
An arbitrator is similar to a judge. Once parties agree to submit to arbitration, the arbitrator’s ruling is legally binding.
The arbitrator oversees an informal hearing, where both sides present their case. After the session the arbitrator reviews the evidence and issues a ruling, typically within a week. Because arbitrators aren’t bound by the strictures of the law, they can provide creative and effective solutions. Choosing to use an arbitrator instead of suing in court leads to a faster resolution and saves you legal fees.
HOW LONG DOES MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION TAKE?
Many Coral Springs residents turn to mediation or arbitration for their real estate disputes because they can be much faster than litigation. A successful mediation may require only a single meeting with the parties. With either mediation or arbitration escrow disputes often can be resolved within a few weeks.
IS ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR) RIGHT FOR YOU?
Mediation or arbitration is a beneficial approach for resolving most real estate escrow disputes. Alternative dispute resolution is a growing field because of the many benefits it offers for avoiding lengthy litigation. Of course, sometimes a lawsuit becomes necessary, especially if a client believes the other party engaged in criminal activity or is not acting in good faith to resolve the dispute.
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