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121 S. Orange Ave, Ste 1500, Orlando FL 32801
| 1101 Wilson Blvd. 6th Floor. Arlington, VA 22209
8:30AM to 5:00 PM
Monday To Friday | Saturday By Appointment
RM&A Inc., your ADR forum
RM&A Inc’s Staff and panel of neutrals care creative, trained and certified by well recognized organizations such as the Florida Supreme Court, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority(FINRA), holding all neutrals to the highest standards of ethical conduct. Additionally, RM&A Inc is committed to finding cost-effective dispute resolution services for both the general public and the business community.
The “4 Step Debt ADR” Model is one of our creations bringing alternative dispute resolution directly to our community in a practical but yet a cost-effective means, such virtual and web/teleconferencing. The “4 Step Debt Alternative Dispute (ADR)” Model aims to find a resolution for both lenders and borrowers within a reasonable time. The model is without the hassle and requires much less time and fees than court litigation. The model allows both lenders and borrowers to explorer ways to resolve debt disputes in 4 stages. See our fours step approach below. Additionally, the filing party(s) can view case(s) progress 24/7 and interact with a case manager during the process. Transparency is our mantra!
Resolute Mediation & Arbitration Inc., A leader in Debt Resolution Mediations
As a leading Florida mediation and arbitration forum, Resolute Mediation & Arbitration Inc. has successfully resolved consumer and business finance disputes through mediation and arbitration since 2005. We promise to do all we can to find ways to explore resolution with both lenders and borrowers in a reasonable and practicable time. Finally, we will remain neutral and inform you if there are any known concerns of conflict of interest prior to accepting your case.
Finding a cost-effective resolution without a lengthy litigation process is in your hands. Lenders and debtors, the general public and organizations can start the process simply by submitting a request online for either virtual or onsite mediation or arbitration.
Upon receipt of the administrative fee and documents, the case manger reviews all submitted documents and requests additional information if necessary. After review, case manger creates an account where the filing party(s) can check their case status and respond to the case manager’s requests. The case manager will either contact the opposing party(s) or request missing information to be submitted by the filing party(s) (claimant(s)) in a reasonable time.
The case manager prepares the proper notices to all disputing parties, uploads a copy in the filing party’s account and waits for a response, usually between 15 -20 days, to reach a mutual expected agreement for mediation or arbitration. Once all parties agree, either voluntarily or as mandated by binding contract, the case manager prepares the final meeting or hearing notices and moves forward to the final resolution step.
During this stage the case is set for resolution (virtual or in person mediation/arbitration). At the close of a successful mediation parties receive a copy of the signed agreement, while at arbitration parties receive a copy of the arbitrator’s decision called an “award” within 10 days of the hearing electronically and by mail. In cases where the non-filing party does not respond, a “good faith effort” memorandum is prepared with recommendation for other methods of resolution including litigation. The “good faith effort” memorandum can be used as supporting documentation during litigation and other administrative agencies hearings.
RM&A Inc., a full service ADR forum
Resolute Mediation & Arbitration, Inc. is a leading ADR services forum. We are not a debt counseling agency, nor a credit repair organization. We are known as innovators in mediation and arbitration services and we offer our services by organizing conferences virtually, by telephone/web-conferencing, in addition to traditional in-person meetings. Our neutrals facilitate the communication between lenders and borrowers helping them to reach a mediated settlement agreement or providing an arbitration award where arbitration is requested.
RM&A Inc, 4-Step Debt Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Services
The 4-Step Debt ADR services are facilitated by experienced certified mediators and approved arbitrators. Agencies of certification are state courts or similar certifying organizations such as Florida Supreme Court Dispute Resolution Center, holding neutrals to a high degree of ethical standard.
How to get started?
The process is simple: First, gather all information about your lender or borrower for the debt conflict you want to resolve. Then, gather all supporting documentation, including contracts if available. Submit your request via the 4 Step Debt ADR portal and pay the appropriate administrative fee. Up to four cases can be submitted at one time. For bulk rates contact our office. The next step is to simply monitor your case(s) via the Case Management portal. Your case manager will communicate with you throughout the process.
The 4-Step Debt ADR allows Lenders, Borrowers, Finance Obligees and Obligors to bring debt obligation disputes in a timely, cost-effective and amicable close. Online debt ADR services include, online chat room mediation/arbitration and document(virtual) arbitration. If arbitration is mandated by contract with proper notice to all parties (given contract exemptions) the arbitrator may continue with the hearing. In mediation, should the opposing parties not respond the case manager prepares a “good faith effort” memorandum with recommendations to pursue other resolution venues including litigation. The “good faith effort” memorandum can be used in litigation as supporting documentation.
Note: We facilitate communication between lenders and borrowers or their representative. For bulk flat rated Call Us Today! 1.866.384.4563 or email; info@resolutemediation.com.
At this stage either the lender or borrower initiate a claim via our web submission form or via email and pay the appropriate administrative fee. The administrative fee covers the review, coordination, mailings and tracking of the claim.
A case manager reviews all submitted documents and makes coordination for resolution. The case manager will either contact the opposing party(s), or request missing information to be submitted for resolution in a reasonable time. Resolution may not be favorable to one party or the other, as mediators and arbitrators are trained to be fair and impartial.
During this process (usually 10 -15 days), the case manager contacts the nonmoving party and a response is received whether they agree to the services requested or mandated by contract (mediation, arbitration, facilitation).
During this stage the claim is either set for resolution (virtual or in person mediation/arbitration), or a case memorandum is prepared to the moving party(s) with a recommendation for final resolution. At the close of a successful mediation parties will receive a copy of the signed agreement(s), while at arbitration parties will receive a copy of the arbitrator’s decision called an “award” within 10 days of the hearing electronically and by certified mail.