The Truth: Mediation Works Beyond Simple Divorces
Is mediation limited to straightforward divorces? Not at all, says New York divorce attorney Bill Leininger, who recently mediated a $17 million marital estate and a $9 million one. The larger case concluded in roughly two and a half months. In his view, no divorce is too complicated to mediate—and mediation spares couples the steep cost of contested court.
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Answered by Bill Leininger · Staten Island, NY
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— the $17 million case that shows mediation handles complexity
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Is mediation limited to straightforward divorces?
Not at all—he recently mediated a $17 million marital estate and a $9 million one, with the larger case concluding in roughly two and a half months. No divorce is too complicated to mediate, and it spares couples the steep cost of contested court.
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