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“I have met such caring, good listeners in this process. Professionals who have been supportive to me and my wife during this last difficult year in which we have been evaluating our marriage and potential divorce. I have learned through this process that life is more complicated than ‘do I like her’. We went from an unhappy home to a litigated divorce, to the Collaborative Model.”
-- A husband in a current case who is presently participating in couple’s counseling with his wife.
February 20, 2007
It's all starting to rub off on me (meaning collaborative divorce) . . . I know that to be true because when I was in court this morning arguing a case and strictly arguing financial issues (CCV issues weren't even discussed), I got one of those "good" results for my client, but didn't neglect to notice, that the opposing side was crying . . . . really makes me understand how detrimental litigation really is and how much I hate doing it!! I wasn't even being mean or saying anything negative about her . . . merely arguing the facts off of the pay stubs!!
San Diego Attorney
July 27, 2005
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