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# Raise a dispute
If you believe the current bond required to submit another answer is too high, you can raise a dispute. This question will be submitted to [Kleros Court](https://court.kleros.io/) for evaluation.
You have to submit a fixed fee (set by Kleros) to request for arbitration.
Once you submit your request, you will notice that the market will no longer accept new answers.
Once Kleros Court is notified, the market status will be updated accordingly.
You can click **Check the Case on Kleros Court** to view your dispute. Here, you'll find the [current stage](https://docs.kleros.io/products/court/what-happens-during-a-dispute) of your dispute and the anticipated waiting period for each stage. Additionally, you can submit evidence to strengthen your case.
{% hint style="info" %}
A dispute typically takes up to 14 days and 12 hours to reach a decision. However, if an appeal is filed, the dispute will return to the voting period, adding 11 days for each appeal. Note that appeals do not include an evidence period.
{% endhint %}
After Kleros Court has made its ruling, the market status will be updated once more. The answer you see will be final.
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