Unlock Divorce Mediation: One Essential Emotion
Why does trust matter most in divorce mediation? Because without it, nothing works, says New York divorce attorney Bill Leininger—both spouses need to feel comfortable with the mediator from the very start. He tells couples to go home, talk privately, and make sure they each feel at ease. If either has doubts, he says, they've simply chosen the wrong person.
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Answered by Bill Leininger · Staten Island, NY
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— why trust in the mediator is the one essential emotion
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Why does trust matter most in mediation?
Because without it nothing works—both spouses need to feel comfortable with the mediator from the very start. He tells couples to go home, talk privately, and make sure they each feel at ease; if either has doubts, they've chosen the wrong person.
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