For Immediate Release – Muskegon, Michigan
Motorists in Muskegon now have the opportunity to resolve traffic tickets online. The 60th District Court in Muskegon recently launched online dispute resolution (ODR) for civil infractions.
Instead of having to go to court, people can access the 60th District Court using a smartphone, tablet, or computer, 24/7, from anywhere, anytime.
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The 16th District Court has been offering traffic infraction ODR since 2016. Now, the court has expanded this program to include ODR for warrant resolution.
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In March 2019, Matterhorn hosted a discussion on how several courts in Michigan are working together with community partners to remove barriers to recovery.
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As a routine part of online dispute resolution, courts and mediation centers use Matterhorn ODR to create and route documents for signature. These documents may be the culmination of an online plea, an agreement in a small claims case, a mediated agreement, or family case, such as parenting time adjustment.
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Until today, most people who were part of a civil debt case in Maricopa County, Arizona had to go to court to resolve their matter. While that option remains, people can now participate in civil debt proceedings from their personal computer, tablet, or mobile phone.
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The Mediation Center of the Pacific (MCP) has been offering dispute resolution services to the people of Hawaii since 1979. In 2019, they extended their peaceful approach to working through conflict with online dispute resolution.
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The Detroit Legal News recently published an op-ed by research scholar Meghan M. O’Neil focused on the use of online dispute resolution (ODR) to remove barriers to recovery.
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Please join us for this live ODR webinar on March 13, 2019 at 2PM Eastern: Court, Community, and Tech Partners – Remove Barriers to Recovery with ODR.
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On February 8, 2019, Judge Kirk W. Tabbey shared the story and process to launch ODR in 14A District Court. The court launched ODR for traffic tickets in May, 2014. Over time, the court has expanded access for additional case types. Hear from the ODR pioneer, Judge Tabbey.
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The second annual State of the South Conference takes place on Friday, February 8 in Atlanta, Georgia. The conference will focus on how the innovative use of technology increases access to justice in the South.
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