By: Carole L. Chiamp of Chiamp & Associates
Many divorcing couples ask how to resolve their divorce and other family law issues outside of a court room.
Alternative dispute resolution, or ADR, is an umbrella term used to describe a variety of methods for resolving disputes outside traditional methods such as litigation.
The Michigan Supreme Court has published a Court ADR Pocket guide which answers most questions about the various approaches to resolving disputes by alternative methods. The guide answers:
1. What is ADR?
2. How do court use ADR?
3. Why do courts use ADR?
The information is available at the Michigan Supreme Court website: http://courtadr.org/pocketguide/.
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Congratulations to Carol F. Breitmeyer and Carole L. Chiamp
Carol F. Breitmeyer of Breitmeyer Cushman PLLC was recently reappointed to the State Bar of Michigan Character and Fitness Committee.
Further, Carol Breitmeyer as well as Carole L. Chiamp of Chiamp & Associates were recognized as dBusiness "Top Lawyers" once again!
Further, Carol Breitmeyer as well as Carole L. Chiamp of Chiamp & Associates were recognized as dBusiness "Top Lawyers" once again!
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