Do I have to go to Court?
September 11, 2024
GOING TO COURT IS ONLY ONE OPTION
At the Norton Group we carefully consider the specific nature of your problem, review the options available to you and then in consultation with yourself determine the most appropriate path of action.
We regard the need to go to court as only one option. Where appropriate, we first explore resolution by negotiation such as alternative dispute resolution, mediation and arbitration. As such many matters can often be resolved without going to court.
Contact The Norton Law Group today for a first free consultation and see how we can best approach your case to achieve the best possible outcome.
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