Opposing counsel will not agree to mediation in my divorce, what can I do?
File a motion for mediation, ask the judge to appoint a mediator. It'd probably be a good idea to consult an attorney, as well.
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File a motion for mediation, ask the judge to appoint a mediator. It'd probably be a good idea to consult an attorney, as well.
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