Arbitration

Tulsa County Arbitration Services

Going through litigation is not the only method of having someone else decide a legal issue for you. Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in which an arbitrator determines a resolution for you. Richard E. Comfort has more than 35 years of experience as a lawyer and a judge, and is ready to put his knowledge of the law to work for you.

Email or call (918) 747-3679 to schedule your consultation with an experienced arbitrator handle your family law and commercial arbitration.

In the traditional courtroom setting, judges are rushed to clear dockets, and they simply do not have the time to get to know you or your needs. The resolution they offer may end up not actually meeting the needs of either side.

On the other hand, when you use family law or commercial arbitration, you are paying for an arbitrator's time, so you can spend as much time with them as you need. The informal setting allows them to get to know your case much more intimately. Rather than having to deal with a court schedule, you can make your own appointments at times that work for you. Typically, when arbitration is used to resolve a commercial or family law dispute, it saves time and money. You have the ability to avoid the repeated delays and continuances that can occur during litigation. Your arbitration can take place in Richard E. Comfort's office, a courtroom, or a conference room, depending on your needs and preferences.

In addition, the outcome of any family law or commercial arbitration is private and kept confidential. On the other hand, a court judgment is public, available in the court records for anyone to view at any time.

Richard E. Comfort is an experienced attorney and judge who understands the law. He brings his knowledge and years of experience to his role as an arbitrator, taking the time to carefully weigh the various outcomes before rendering a final decision.

Contact him at (918) 747-3679 for your no-obligation consultation about arbitration of commercial law or family law matters, including contract disputes, child custody disputes, and child support disputes. He is available to assist people in Tulsa County and throughout Oklahoma, including Osage and Okmulgee Counties.