Divorce Arbitration Offers a Good Alternative to Court Room Divorce

Divorce arbitration can offer couples and families an efficient, less expensive and more private alternative to traditional fault divorce. Divorce arbitration also puts more control of timing and other logistics in the hands of the parties, as opposed to the courts, often relieving the stress and tension experienced by families, according to John S. Eory of the firm Stark & Stark.

Divorce arbitration maintains the structured process of a court room divorce, but affords couple greater flexibility in deciding when, where and by whom their divorce will be settled. The logistics of traditional fault divorce depend heavily on court calendars to set dates and locations for proceedings. Arbitration is also generally faster, with decisions usually rendered within a month, while court room divorces often go on for months.

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