Avoid Court is like a small claims court in the cloud. Resolve almost any dispute from your phone — confidentially, without attorneys or courts.
Confidential and free. A conflict resolution specialist will contact you with our recommendation and explain how to use Avoid Court.
A conflict resolution specialist will contact you shortly, usually within one business day. If it is urgent, call 855‑U2Solve (855.827.6583) or 305.561.7846.
Confidential. Mediation is not a legal process and nothing here is legal advice.
Any matter you might consider taking to small claims.
Virtually any dispute you want to resolve simply, confidentially, and without an attorney or the courts.
Our goal: both parties arrive at a settlement greater than what each would likely get through the traditional legal process.
You are never alone. If eNegotiation doesn't resolve it, you can move to online mediation with a true neutral, or bring attorneys and a legal‑industry mediator. Research shows both parties can see up to 20% more than they would have settled for face‑to‑face.
Mediation was introduced under Alternative Dispute Resolution decades ago, and in most of the world it still works without the parties' attorneys or attorney‑mediators. In the U.S., over 90% of mediations are now court‑referred. Avoid Court brings the traditional approach back — fully online.
A revolutionary new service that merges Alternative Dispute Resolution with legal advisory. Both parties to any dispute can retain an attorney for advisory service at three affordable fixed rates — $250 in‑office, $200 after‑hours Zoom, $175 after‑hours phone — from your phone.
We take the lead on contacting them, explaining the benefits, and convincing them to take part. We have a lot of experience helping people see the upside of avoiding traditional conflict systems, so we can almost always get all parties to engage.
Balking after an agreement is part of any conflict process. We re‑engage the hesitant party to reach a finalized resolution. If that fails, the courts can be invoked so the agreement is enforced by law, just like any other case.
Avoid Court is designed to be used without a third party. If your conflict stalls, certified resolution experts can step in to keep it moving.
Attorneys don't participate inside Avoid Court, but you can get legal advice through ResolvTalk™ at any point, and if your case needs attorneys and a certified mediator we can arrange that too.
Yes. Everything is online, documents are centralized, there's no travel, and resolutions come quickly. The base cost is minimal compared with litigation and cheaper than in‑person mediation.
Yes. Because the system is non‑emotional and has no bias toward either party, it can ask the questions and find the real solutions in a way that is satisfying for everyone involved.
From the book JUST‑US: Justice for the Rest of Us. This is the spine of every Avoid Court case, from secure intake to a signed, time‑stamped resolution.
Eleven ingredients are not a recipe. The blend — the proportions, the sequence, and how human emotion is weighed against human need at every turn — is what thirteen years, four startups and three patents taught us.
Just-Us.ai™, Avoid-Court.com™ and ResolvTalk™ are dispute-resolution services operated by Cognitive Resolution Solutions Corporation and its wholly owned subsidiary ResolvTalk, LLC. We are not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, legal representation or legal services, and nothing on our sites, in our tools, templates, communications or platform outputs, including anything produced by our AI assistant Justine™, is legal advice or the practice of law.
Our Case Manager–Facilitators, employees and subcontractors are trained in the unauthorized practice of law (UPL) and do not give legal advice. They facilitate communication, documentation and negotiation; they do not act as your attorney, advocate or legal counsel. No attorney-client relationship is formed with us by using our sites or services.
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