Elizabethtown, North Carolina Mediation and Arbitration Attorneys

Compare 2 attorneys and 2 law firms in Elizabethtown , NC. Sort by highest rating and years of mediation and arbitration experience.

Clifton Hester
Elizabethtown mediation and arbitration attorney at Hester Grady and Hester with 44 years experience

115 Courthouse Drive, Elizabethtown, NC 28337

Matthew Dixon
Elizabethtown mediation and arbitration attorney at Matthew J Dixon with 29 years experience

168 South Poplar Street, Elizabethtown, NC 28337

Need help with a mediation or arbitration matter?

Mediation and arbitration are options to resolve disputes between parties without going to court. Mediation is a non-binding process where a mediator attempts to assist the parties in resolving their dispute, and can end without reaching a solution, whereas an arbitrator will make a final decision that is binding upon the parties. Both mediation and arbitration are commonly used to resolve divorces or business disputes to avoid costly litigation. Our directory features lawyers who focus on both arbitration and mediation. Find one in your area to help resolve your dispute.

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