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Can You Have a Mediated Divorce If You Are Angry At Your Spouse?
Rachel Fishman Green, Esq.
ABSTRACT: Anger is a normal feeling to have during a divorce. In fact, if you didn’t feel angry there would probably be something very wrong. Usually, one person has been unhappy for a period of time preceding the divorce, and was angry during this time. When that person tells the other that he or she has decided to leave the marriage, the other is in shock and has to deal with lots of emotions – sorrow, fear and certainly anger.

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