ArbitrationBinding arbitration is a method of dispute resolution that involves an attorney acting as judge in her office at a conference table. Witnesses testify under oath. This allows a hearing, or trial, on consecutive days, rather than spread out over weeks or months as in court. Thus, repeated costly preparation for intermittent days of trial is reduced or eliminated. The parties and Arbitrator schedule trial at the convenience of the parties and witnesses.
The New Jersey Statutes, N.J.S.A. 2A:23B-1, et seq, allow Arbitration of all Family Law matters, including custody and parenting time. Parties frequently choose to arbitrate when trial in court might subject them to penalties in connection with tax issues. The parties can choose whether or not to record the hearing, and what Evidence Rules and Court Rules shall apply. The Arbitrator can resolve in an informal way all pre-trial issues of discovery and motions. Nadine Maleski, Esq. frequently employs email, facsimile and telephone conferences for efficiency.
The issue of attorney conflicts with other court appearances can be eliminated as Nadine Maleski has obtained court orders that provide peremptory Arbitration dates that take precedence over other court appearances. Further, the parties have the advantage of the Arbitrator focusing on only their matter.
Nadine Maleski, Esq. is an experienced trial attorney in Family, Civil and Criminal matters. Her knowledgeable and experience firmly and efficiently moves the matter to conclusion in a fair manner consistent with the law, Rules and Statutes. Contact Nadine Maleski online or at 908-237-9711.