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Top Dawson ADR, Arbitration & Mediation Lawyers - North Dakota

Nearby Cities: Steele, Tappen, Driscoll, Kintyre, Napoleon

Related Practice Areas: Labor, Litigation & Appeals, Family Law, Collaborative

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    If you live in or around Fargo, North Dakota, and are going through a divorce or have other serious and complex legal issues affecting your family, you can turn to the legal professionals at the Parvey, Larson, and McLean, PLLC, law firm for the quality, effective representation you deserve. Serving clients throughout Cass County and eastern North Dakota as well as the surrounding areas of western...

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You've come to the right place.  If you'd like to settle a dispute without litigation, an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) lawyer can help.

ADR lawyers use out-of-court processes like arbitration, mediation or mini-trials to resolve disputes. ADR methods can be effective in reducing the time, money, and adversarial nature associated with traditional court-based proceedings.

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