ARBITRATION

RESOURCES

• REALTOR® Code of Ethics

• Ombudsman Request Form

• Ethics Mediation Request Form

• Ethics Complaint Form

• Mediation of a Business Dispute Request Form

• Member Request and Agreement to Arbitrate Form

• Non Member Request and Agreement to Arbitrate Form

• Buyer-Seller Dispute Packet

• Notice of Witness/Legal Counsel

 

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 Resolution of disputes regarding entitlement to commissions and compensation may be an obligation of REALTORS® according to Article 17 of the Code of Ethics.


Mediation of Business Disputes
AAR recommends you first consider Mediation of a Business Dispute to resolve your issue.

Filing Arbitration Requests

Request and Agreement to Arbitrate — Member
When mediation efforts are not successful or you know that mediation will not be effective in your pursuit, you may be obligated to file a formal request for arbitration.

Request and Agreement to Arbitrate — Non-member
Non-member disputes for compensation may be addressed with the agreement of both parties and the non-member agreement to abide by the AAR determination.

Arizona Association of REALTORS® cannot affect an Arizona Real Estate License. If your pursuit is to affect an Arizona real estate agent’s license, refer to the Arizona Department of Real Estate (ADRE)