BLUCHER LAW GROUP, PLLC
Mediation Services
OUR MEDIATION SERVICES
Paul Blucher has been a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Court Mediator since 2000. On March 5, 2010, Mr. Blucher became one of only 400 Florida lawyers who are certified in Residential Mortgage Foreclosures by the Florida Supreme Court. This latest certification is mandatory training for mediators who are mediating residential foreclosure matters in Florida.
- ADR, Alternative Dispute Resolution, is and has been a very successful means of resolving legal conflicts for over 30 years here in Florida.
- ADR primarily consists of mediation and arbitration. It is an alternative to having a decision rendered by a judge or jury in court. Instead of a Judge or Jury deciding a case, it has proven to be an extremely beneficial means of permitting parties to resolve their conflicts themselves and on their own terms. The vast majority of the time, mediation is very successful and reaches a satisfactory result for the parties. It can allow the parties to resolve conflict where the law may not provide a satisfactory remedy.
- ADR can be a more satisfying, faster, and far less expensive resolution than continued litigation and trial.
- There are a number of different types of alternative dispute resolutions that are available.
- Mr. Blucher, in addition to mediating many varied real estate matters, has been an eminent domain attorney for over 30 years handling cases throughout Florida. He is ready and available to mediate your eminent domain or other real estate matter. Our offices have the space and means necessary to handle a mediation.
- Please contact Blucher Law Group, PLLC for further information, pricing, and availability.
What better way to resolve conflict than by the people actually involved?
This information is not intended as a conclusive explanation of the Law of Eminent Domain in Florida. It is to be considered only a summary for clients or prospective clients of this law firm. If you have any questions concerning a specific real estate transaction, you should consult an attorney experienced in the practice of real estate law.