Florida Private Arbitration for Written Disputes

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A faster, affordable way to get a binding decision — when both sides agree to arbitrate.

Disputes Decided helps people and small businesses resolve contract, real estate deposit, lease, IOU, guaranty, vendor, and service-agreement disputes through a simplified private video arbitration and written Award.

Takes about 2 minutes. No obligation. We review each case before accepting it.

WHY IT MATTERS

The cost of getting a decision should not become larger than the dispute.

Court has an important role. But not every written contract, payment, lease, or real estate dispute needs a long lawsuit. Traditional litigation can be slow, expensive, and uncertain — especially when the amount in dispute does not justify years of process.

In a traditional lawsuit, three problems often become hard to ignore:

Time delays

Traditional lawsuits can take months or even years to reach a final decision. For many written disputes, that delay becomes part of the problem.

Disputes Decided is designed for suitable written disputes where both sides want a faster private decision process.

Rising costs

Attorney fees, discovery, hearings, and preparation can quickly exceed the amount being disputed.

A simplified arbitration trial process can help keep the cost of getting a binding decision of who wins, why, and how much, more proportionate to the dispute.

Stress and uncertainty

A dispute that started as a contract or payment issue can begin taking over calendars, cash flow, and peace of mind.

A clearer path can reduce uncertainty and help both sides move forward.

Disputes Decided was built for suitable written disputes where both sides are ready for a neutral decision — without years of litigation and disproportionate costs.

WHY DISPUTES DECIDED EXISTS

A simpler path for disputes that need a decision.

Most people do not want a bigger fight. They want a fair way to be heard, a neutral decision-maker to review the documents, and a clear result they can use to move forward.

Disputes Decided was built for suitable written disputes where both sides agree to private arbitration. We guide the process, keep the evidence focused, hold the hearing by video, and issue a written Award.

Our role is neutral. We do not represent either side or give legal advice to either party. We provide the arbitration process and decide the dispute based on the parties’ submissions, hearing, agreement, and applicable rules.

THE GUIDE ROLE

From disagreement to written decision.

A structured arbitration process gives both sides a clear place to present the dispute without turning every step into a full lawsuit.

01 A clear starting point

We confirm that arbitration is a fit and that both sides are willing to participate under the same process.

02 Focused evidence

The parties submit the key documents, payment records, agreements, communications, and written summaries that matter.

03 A private video hearing

Both sides have a chance to explain their position and answer questions in a structured remote hearing.

04 A binding, written Award

After reviewing the submissions and conducting a video hearing, a written arbitration Award is issued.

Case Types

Types of Cases We May Decide

Disputes Decided focuses on qualifying Florida disputes that are document-, contract-, business-, or transaction-driven — especially matters where the cost and delay of traditional litigation may outweigh the amount at issue.

Contract Disputes

Written agreements, payment terms, performance issues

Business Disputes

Commercial disagreements between companies or owners

Real Estate Disputes

Transaction, title, closing, and property-related matters

Binder Deposit Disputes

Earnest money and deposit-related conflicts

Failed Closing Disputes

Buyer, seller, and closing-performance disputes

Collection Disputes

Business debts and document-supported payment claims

Promissory Note / IOU Disputes

Written repayment obligations and note enforcement

Personal Guaranty Disputes

Guarantor liability and payment responsibility

Commercial Lease Disputes

Rent, lease terms, and commercial occupancy disputes

Partnership / Shareholder Disputes

Ownership, operating agreement, and member disputes

Vendor & Supplier Disputes

Goods, services, invoices, and performance issues

Settlement Agreement Disputes

Disputes over written settlement obligations

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Contract & Business Disputes

Breach of contract disputes
Business-to-business disputes
Vendor and supplier disputes
Service agreement disputes
Purchase order disputes
Settlement agreement disputes
Non-disclosure agreement (NDA) disputes
Non-compete agreement disputes
Joint venture disputes
Letters of intent / deal breakup disputes
Asset purchase and sale disputes
Sale-of-business disputes
Seller financing disputes
Partnership, shareholder, and LLC member disputes
Operating agreement disputes
Commercial collection disputes
Promissory note / IOU disputes
Personal guaranty disputes

Real Estate & Property Disputes

Real estate contract disputes
Real estate binder deposit / earnest money disputes
Failed real estate closing disputes
Buyer refusal to close disputes
Seller refusal to close disputes
Johnson v. Davis-style property disclosure disputes
Commercial lease disputes
Landlord rent disputes
Easement disputes
Boundary disputes
Quiet title-related disputes, where appropriate
Title and closing disputes
Realtor and broker disputes
Construction lien disputes
Lien foreclosure disputes
Partition-related disputes, where appropriate

Collection & Enforcement Matters

Commercial collections
Promissory note enforcement
Personal guaranty enforcement
Settlement agreement enforcement
Judgment-related collection disputes
Garnishment-related disputes
Judgment lien disputes

Property Damage & Related Claims

Property damage disputes supported by documents, photos, estimates, or contracts
Johnson v. Davis-style property disclosure disputes

Other Qualifying Disputes

Declaratory relief disputes
Contract interpretation disputes
Document-heavy business disputes
Other written-agreement disputes approved by D2

Cases D2 May Not Be the Best Fit For

D2 is generally not designed for criminal matters, family law matters, personal injury claims, probate disputes, complex class-action style disputes, highly technical intellectual property litigation, emergency injunction matters requiring immediate court intervention, cases requiring extensive formal discovery, jury-trial dependent disputes, or claims exceeding applicable D2 program limits unless otherwise approved.

Our Secret To Avoiding the Painful Expense & Stress of a Lengthy Court Battle:

Limited-Time Introductory Arbitration Fee

A Simple, Affordable Path to a Binding Decision

For qualifying disputes under $25,000, D2 is currently offering an introductory arbitration fee of $250 per side for a limited number of early cases.

That fee helps cover the initial review, private arbitration process, video hearing, evidence review, and written Award — while keeping the cost of getting a decision proportionate to the dispute.

Both sides must agree to arbitrate, and each case must be reviewed and accepted by D2 before the arbitration process begins. Introductory pricing is limited and subject to case eligibility, D2 acceptance, and both parties’ written agreement to arbitrate.

$250 Per Side

For qualifying claims under $25,000

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