Even with two great attorneys, it can be hard to settle things without that neutral person who hears from both sides that can help find resolutions that everyone can live with. “It’s not divorce that’s bad for kids; it’s conflict,” says Katie Bennett.
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By James Melamed, J.D.INTRODUCTION There are many benefits to choosing mediation for your divorce, but it’s also important to understand and prepare for the challenges. The decisions made in mediation can significantly impact...
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