A court battle is often the last thing anyone wants to deal with during a divorce or separation that is already costly and stressful. Arbitration is one option for resolving your case more quickly and without court litigation, but it offers more structure and finality compared to mediation. A Denver family law arbitration lawyer can walk you through the process of arbitration and how it might help your family law case.

The attorneys and licensed legal paraprofessionals at Kinnett & Cordes can help you assess whether arbitration is right for your divorce, separation, or other family law case. We have extensive experience in resolving these cases outside of court and finding creative and beneficial solutions to support your family’s future.
In Denver, 9.3% of men and 12.7% of women are divorced. Our firm has spent the past ten years helping individuals and families in our community and navigating cases in the Denver District Court.
Arbitration is one form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that is used to resolve certain cases, including family law cases. For a divorce, child custody case, or similar family law case, you and your spouse or co-parent meet with an impartial third-party arbitrator. The arbitrator assesses the situation and reaches a decision. This decision may be final, or couples may be able to discuss and agree or disagree with the decision, depending on the type of arbitration.
If you and your spouse or co-parent are unable to reach a resolution through other forms of ADR, arbitration may help you resolve the case without entering litigation. There are several benefits of arbitration, including:
When you hire a family law arbitration lawyer to help you with your arbitration process, you get the defense and support of a dedicated attorney alongside the benefits of arbitration. An arbitration attorney will not be as costly as a litigation attorney, and they can help you protect your rights and your financial future.
Arbitration allows you to resolve a family law case more quickly and ideally more fairly. The support of an attorney helps you advocate for that fairness and avoid a result you disagree with. Contact the attorneys at Kinnett & Cordes today.