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*there is an urgent need to immediately secure some financial help, | *there is an urgent need to immediately secure some financial help, | ||
*negotiations have failed and, despite your best efforts, you and your ex can't agree on how to solve your differences, or | *negotiations have failed and, despite your best efforts, you and your ex can't agree on how to solve your differences, or | ||
* | *your ex refuses to communicate with you about the legal issues that need to be resolved. | ||
While you should think twice before deciding that court is your only option, starting a lawsuit doesn't mean that you can't continue to try to negotiate a resolution outside of the court process. | While you should think twice before deciding that court is your only option, starting a lawsuit doesn't mean that you can't continue to try to negotiate a resolution outside of the court process. | ||
