The truth this is that you don’t need your spouse’s permission to get a divorce. You have every right to hire an attorney and file a summons and complaint in court. Or you can even do the paperwork yourself, even though it is not recommended.
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From the Disputing Blog of Karl Bayer, Victoria VanBuren, and Holly Hayes.The Journal of Nursing Care Quality published this month the results of a qualitative study titled “Hospital RNs’ Experiences...
By Holly HayesEditor's Note: In this article series, seven leading mediators and conflict resolution practitioners share their unique voices on three pressing issues: the impact of COVID-19 on their practices, workarounds being...
By Gregg Relyea, Rory O'ConnorThis week’s conflict resolution tip is about the importance of managing your emotions. This is an extremely important topic to consider when thinking about how to effectively engage in conflict...
By Jeremy Pollack
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