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Why Divorces Get Ugly and How to Have a Good One

by Shawn Weber | Feb 25, 2011 | Uncategorized

In my experience­, the process of HOW one gets divorced has a huge impact on the ugliness. The early selection of a divorce process is crucial. If possible, avoid litigation and choose a form of alternate dispute resolution like collaborat­ive divorce or mediation.
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