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Discovery in Mediation

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In divorce mediation, there are some things that must never be cloaked in mystery or veiled by the fog of uncertainty. Certain matters require absolute transparency, established by a comprehensive, honest sharing of data.

In this excellent blog posting, Rachel Alexander writes that in mediation, the cooperation of the parties enables a more affordable, efficient process. It is a friendly discovery process, where clients and mediator together pour over numbers, work through budgets, draw shared conclusions and examine possibilities.

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