The Truth About Decision-Making in Mediation
Who makes the decisions in divorce mediation? You do—not a judge in black robes, says Florida divorce attorney Bill Leininger. He's watched couples spend $50,000 to $200,000 over years of litigation and appeals and still end up unhappy. In mediation, the spouses decide what's best for themselves and their children, saving enormous cost—and, he adds, their kids' gratitude.
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Answered by Bill Leininger · Sarasota, FL
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— why the couple, not a judge in black robes, makes the decisions
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Who makes the decisions in mediation?
You do—not a judge in black robes. He's watched couples spend $50,000 to $200,000 over years of litigation and appeals and still end up unhappy, whereas in mediation the spouses decide what's best for themselves and their children, saving enormous cost.
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