Seal the Deal CLE
CLE Program Materials from the July 14, 2006, Alabama State Bar Annual Meeting are available.
Get a mini CLE by reading “Seal the Deal: Building Rapport for Great Agreements in Negotiation and Mediation” by speaker Nancy Tilton, JD, NLPT.
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CLE RESOURCES
ADR Procedures in Alabama with Mediation Model
Judges Mediation Bench Book
Seal the Deal: CLE
Practical Tips from Top Mediators
ACDR Brochures
Private Judges
The Alabama Private Judge Act authorized the appointment of former or retired judges to serve as private judges in certain district and circuit court cases. - More -
Arbitrators
Arbitration agreements, are often found in pre-printed consumer contracts. They require parties to the contract to resolve disputes in binding arbitration, rather than in court before a judge and/or jury. - More -
Mediators
Mediation is a confidential, informal process during which an impartial third party, the mediator, assists disputing parties in reaching a mutually acceptable agreement regarding their dispute.
- General Mediation offers a path to resolving many disputes. - More -
- Family Mediation offers divorce and family mediation for parenting, divorce and post-divorce issues. - More -
- Forclosure Prevention and Mortgage Modification Mediation offers specially-trained mediators to assist Alabama citizens with foreclosure and mortgage problems by mediating between the homeowner and the mortgage holder. - More -
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