Breakdowns over custody, visitation, or parenting time schedules can lead to more
expensive time in court.
Not exact matches
Claims above the small claims limits must be brought
in provincial
courts through regular
court proceedings, which are invariably
expensive,
time consuming, and backlogged.
After an intensive and
expensive period (the three referees submitted combined bills
in excess of $ 350,000 for their part -
time work over the course of four months), they issued a 57 - page report accepting the essential elements of the AIR / MAP document that CFE had submitted to the
court.
In his 2014 ruling, Los Angeles Superior
Court Judge Rolf Treu said the tenure and seniority laws make it prohibitively
time - consuming and
expensive to remove incompetent teachers.
Yes, it's true that changing a state's constitution or reining
in a state supreme
court through direct democracy is an
expensive and
time - consuming proposition, especially when public employee groups are guaranteed to put enormous resources into defeating you.
Statistically we are all likely to be disabled at some point (even temporarily) and without these simple and inexpensive documents
in place it will be difficult and may be impossible to take care of your family, manage your property, pay your bills and arrange for medical care without
expensive and
time - consuming
court proceedings.
Arbitration can also be less
expensive than having a full trial
in the
Court because it takes less
time and is more informal.
«A two - day hearing
in the High
Court is
time - consuming and
expensive, and the chances of getting your costs back are minimal.
So you can see that not even counting overhead charges and administrative staff
in the building, every hour of
court time is hugely
expensive.
Arbitration is much faster and less
expensive than
court, which means that middle - class individuals or small or mid-sized (or even large) businesses can have their disputes determined quickly without incurring huge costs
in time and money.
Normally, it will be very difficult,
expensive and
time - consuming for the spouse filing for divorce to prove the other spouse's adultery
in court, unless the adulterer is willing to admit to their infidelity
in a sworn
court document.
Unfortunately, even cases that seem clear cut can be
time - consuming and
expensive to try
in court, which makes it especially important for those who have been injured
in a crash to retain an experienced car crash attorney who will aggressively represent their interests.
Furthermore, a mediated divorce is usually much less
expensive and takes considerably less
time to complete than a traditional divorce settled
in court.
Arbitration is a popular solution for international commercial and investment disputes because litigation
in a foreign
court can be
expensive, complex and
time - consuming.
Costs budgeting for the benefit of these
court users would appear to be put
in place either to limit the financial liability of losing parties to a pre-determined sum, or to deter litigation by introducing
expensive and
time - consuming procedures they would not have to comply with
in, say, major forms of alternative dispute resolution such as arbitration.
Mobility applications can be very difficult,
expensive and
time - consuming, particularly because of the many principles, factors and specific facts a
Court will look at to determine what is
in the child's best interest
in either granting or refusing the move for the child.
Mediation can be less
time - consuming, more flexible, and less
expensive than proceeding
in court.
Hiring an attorney to represent you
in court can be very
expensive, especially if the case goes to trial — all the hours the attorney spends preparing, all the hours spent drafting documents and filing them with the
court, all the
time spent
in the
court room.
Thus, litigation
in court might do better at accounting for factor (3) than BMA, it does not deal will with factors (1), (2), and (4)-- it is simply not practical for many consumers to litigate —
court procedures make effective pro se representation difficult,
time - consuming, and
expensive, and the amounts
in controversy are too small.
No one wants to get into the nitty - gritty as to why they get a traffic ticket, it's way too
expensive and at
times such matters ends up
in court.
This process is vastly less
expensive than an
in -
court divorce, takes less
time, and usually does not stir up as much bad blood between the parties.
In practical terms, this means that no time, energy, or money will be spent on preparing for contested court hearings, doing opposition research on your spouse, or engaging in expensive trial tactic
In practical terms, this means that no
time, energy, or money will be spent on preparing for contested
court hearings, doing opposition research on your spouse, or engaging
in expensive trial tactic
in expensive trial tactics.
The effect of the Federal
Court enforcing its disposition targets
in this way is that the native title process is directed towards a very
expensive and
time consuming process and away from other priorities.
Going to
court can be
expensive, usually takes a long
time, and may increase stress
in your family.
Going to
court to solve disputes with your ex-partner about how to divide property is
expensive, can take a long
time, and
in the end may not give you the result you want.
Negotiating through attorneys can be
time - consuming,
expensive and protracted as each communication between the attorneys
in the negotiation process first involves communication between the attorney and the client, with the same delay occurring at the other end as everyone tries to touch base while the clients work and / or attend to children and attorneys are
in court or meeting with other clients or are otherwise unavailable when the client is available.
It's best for everybody when a satisfactory agreement is reached the first
time around, rather than enduring years of prolonged and
expensive custody disputes
in court.
Another reason Collaborative Divorce may be less
expensive (and
time - consuming) for you is that the parties and professionals are not caught up
in arguing, filing motions, or awaiting distant
court dates.