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Family Arbitration Solicitors
Family Law Arbitration in Shropshire – A Private, Efficient Alternative to Court
When a relationship ends, resolving financial matters can be one of the most difficult and time-consuming parts of the process. Many individuals now choose to avoid the delays, stress and costs often associated with court proceedings. Family law Arbitration is a confidential and flexible way to settle financial disputes, offering a legally binding outcome without going to court.
At Wace Morgan, our family law team offers expert Arbitration services across Shropshire, Wales and beyond. Led by experienced Arbitrator Robert Adams, we help you reach fair financial outcomes with discretion and clarity.
Understanding Family Law Arbitration
Family law Arbitration is a form of dispute resolution where both parties agree to appoint a qualified Arbitrator who makes a legally binding decision (known as an award) about their financial matters. The process is entirely private and allows both parties greater control over the timescale and structure of the case.
Arbitration can deal with a wide range of financial matters following separation, including the division of assets, pensions, liabilities, and spousal or child maintenance.
The Benefits of Choosing Arbitration
We understand that resolving financial disputes can feel overwhelming. Arbitration offers a more flexible, efficient and cost-conscious route to settlement.
Specialist Legal Support for Arbitration
Robert Adams is a qualified family law Arbitrator and a Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He has significant experience in resolving complex financial disputes, including high-value property cases, business ownership, and ongoing maintenance.
At Wace Morgan, we are committed to helping you resolve financial matters in a way that is constructive and cost-effective. Whether you live in Shropshire or further afield, our family law team is here to support you every step of the way.
At Wace Morgan, our experienced legal team are experts in their field, providing clear, reliable advice across a range of legal matters. Call us today on 01743 280 100 or request a call back online, using our enquiry form.
Yes. Arbitration is a recognised alternative to court and is suitable for resolving most financial disputes after divorce or separation.
Yes. Arbitration is voluntary, and both parties must agree to use the process and abide by the final outcome.
In most cases, Arbitration is significantly quicker than going through court. Timescales will depend on the complexity of the issues and the availability of both parties and the Arbitrator.
Mediation involves a neutral third party helping both individuals reach an agreement, but the outcome is not legally binding unless it is later approved by the court. In Arbitration, the arbitrator makes a final, legally binding decision.
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