What Makes Bill Leininger's Proven Mediation Effective
What makes Bill Leininger's mediation effective? He steers couples away from rehashing past misdeeds, focusing forward instead—New York's no-fault law, in place over 15 years, makes fault irrelevant anyway. Married 54 years himself, he believes people often divorce too hastily and gently urges more time when a marriage seems salvageable. His consistent, forward-looking approach keeps negotiations productive.
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Answered by Bill Leininger · Sarasota, FL
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What makes his mediation effective?
He steers couples away from rehashing past misdeeds, focusing forward, since New York's no-fault law makes fault irrelevant anyway.
Does he think divorce is too easy now?
There's a philosophical tension over how easy divorce has become—married 54 years himself, he believes people often divorce too hastily and gently urges more time when a marriage seems salvageable.
Must a judge grant the divorce?
Yes—under no-fault, a judge must grant the divorce regardless, which is why he keeps the focus forward rather than on blame.
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