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*negotiations have failed and, despite your best efforts, you and your ex can't agree on how to solve your differences. | *negotiations have failed and, despite your best efforts, you and your ex can't agree on how to solve your differences. | ||
If none of these apply to you, your dispute — no matter how ugly it might seem to you — can always be resolved by negotiation or mediation rather than | If none of these apply to you, your dispute — no matter how ugly it might seem to you — can always be resolved by negotiation or mediation rather than going to court. Even a court proceeding for a divorce order, which is the only other time when a court proceeding is absolutely necessary, can be done in a cooperative, non-confrontational manner. | ||
Think twice before deciding that court is your only option. | Think twice before deciding that court is your only option. | ||
