Sentences with phrase «of going to court»

Instead of going to court before a judge, the parties attempt to work out the differences with their attorneys and a neutral, third party mediator.

As long as both parties are willing to work with a mediator, the cost of divorce mediation is almost always lower than the cost of going to court for your divorce.

Because of the «power of sale» clause in the deed of trust, the lender can hire a third party to auction the house and skip the expense of going to court.

Both parties and attorneys commit themselves to settle your case without court or the threat of going to court.

Aside from the cost of the ticket itself, there's the added hassle of going to court to resolve the matter.

Hopefully no one will ever have to deal with the stresses of going to court and having their future hanging in the balance by a judge and a jury of their peers.

I want to help you avoid the expensive and time - consuming process of going to court.

These clients typically want the opportunity to be heard, but prefer to avoid the cost and time of going to court.

The experience of going to court for those who can not afford lawyers (and even sometimes if they do) is horrendous.

Although most people anticipate the possibility of going to court when they get a divorce, there are other options available that may reduce your financial and emotional burden.

If you're afraid of going to court, the good news is you can contact an accident attorney who can fight for your compensation both at the negotiating table and in court.

We also have trial experience and are not intimidated by the prospect of going to court in the event that an out - of - court settlement can not be reached.

8.4 None of us will use threats of litigation as a way to force settlement, although each of us may discuss the likely outcome of going to court.

You could also propose a compromise and see if you can get them to agree to it with neither party facing the risk of going to court.

The tribunal will be available for disputes worth up to $ 25,000 where both parties agree to participate, leaving open the alternative of going to court.

In drunk driving accident cases it is not uncommon for insurance companies to want to reach out to you to try and settle your accident claim in advance of going to court.

These costs must be carefully weighed against the potential benefits of going to court.

With a mediator, a couple can reach an agreement without the adversarial nature of going to court.

Yet this guide explains the legal arguments for the riskier route of going to court.

Another useful clause is one that provides for arbitration of disputes in place of going to court.

By establishing such a strong record of going to court and winning, however, we are able to negotiate from a position of strength.

If necessary, the attorney will usually discuss a fee structure to cover the cost of going to court if one or the other spouse decides to contest the split.

If you opt out of going to court, you'll need to let them know before the deadline that you intend to attend.

In many cases, you can settle legal matters without the expense and headache of going to court.

Importantly, many of the skills used by professional mediators can be learned and applied in everyday life, and are not just for those on the brink of going to court.

He strongly advocates alternate forms of dispute resolution to help you avoid the stress and anxiety of going to court, and your time and money.

A good business attorney can help your company handle claims while avoiding the time and expense of going to court.

In Collaborative Divorce, the threat of going to court has been taken off the table.

Even more importantly, you've made the wise choice to use mediation instead of going to court.

Seek advice from your legal adviser about costs of going to court.

In most cases our attorneys can appear on your behalf, saving you the time and hassle of going to court.

Where possible, we will help you to negotiate in an attempt to resolve the dispute without the cost and the stress of going to court.

Information and documents are voluntarily exchanged without the necessity of going to court.

There is, however, always the possibility of going to court should issues arise, or if settlement can not be reached.

You don't have to be afraid of going to court.

I appreciate that the prospect of going to court can sound intimidating.

You always have the option of going to court.

These costs must be carefully weighed against the potential benefits of going to court.

Deeds of trust contain «power of sale» clauses which allow lenders to hire a third party to auction the home they want to foreclose, skipping the hassle of going to court entirely.

«Our finest hope is that something can be done short of going to court and spending a lot of people's money on lawyers,» Whitney said.

The SHIELD act is a step in the right direction, but just the idea of going to court is enough to scare most people into settlements anyways, and it's not going to fix that problem.

Speaking to journalists in Accra, John Boadu observed that, the penchant of going to court at first instance over matters of internal disagreements particularly in respect of the ongoing party primaries, has the tendency of stalling the process and thereby crippling the operations of the party at the various levels of the party.

PERB even took the rare step of going to court itself against Alliance and filed a formal complaint in August.

(Actually many agencies sue after the statute of limitations has run out; they're hoping you're too ignorant and lazy to realize you can't successfully be sued and, fearful of going to court, will pay up.)

Often times, most creditors (including the IRS) are willing to accept a settlement — which is a partial payment of the total amount due — in lieu of going to court.

And while in Canada there are bodies that do provide some oversight and the prospect of going to court exists; in many countries that is far from the case.