How can a cooperative approach work when my spouse is just so wrong about most things and we won’t agree about anything?
One of the hardest first things you must accept as you begin to walk the path of separation and divorce is whether you go to court, get a judges’ signature or whatever your vehicle for your divorce settlement you aren’t going to change your spouse. If it couldn’t happen during a marriage it certainly isn’t going to happen during a divorce. The game of chasing vindication through the court process is a terribly expensive and emotionally devastating game to play, and usually ends in disappointment. If you can accept this fact and focus your energy, time and money on what must be settled, you will discover some issues aren’t that big and you can agree on them. If your lawyers can determine and find those reasonable points and can recommend to both of you to accept agreement of those points, then agreement is possible. The process does require communication and a desire to understand the other’s viewpoint if an agreement is to be reached. We can tell you without equivocation that court ple
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