Alternative Dispute Resolution
Aug. 18, 2010
Arbitrating Probate Matters, Not as Unconventional as It Sounds
Arbitration for probate litigation can offer tailored service, a heightened level of confidentiality and prompt settlement, by Catherine A. Gallagher of JAMS.
Probate litigation is often very difficult for parties and participants, involving battles over financial and property issues as well as emotional baggage related to family disagreements. While most probate litigation is resolved through settlement or trial, there is another option: arbitration. Arbitration is well-suited to probate litigation as it can be tailored to fit the personalities and needs of all parties involved. Arbit...
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