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  1. #1
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    Default Re: Ex-Husband's Attorney Ruined Mediation Attempt

    The judge is going to figure out that the mediation failed when you go back to court to litigate. Beyond that, the judge is going to decide the case based upon the facts and law, not finger-pointing over "who's to blame" for the failure of mediation.

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    Default Re: Ex-Husband's Attorney Ruined Mediation Attempt

    It didn't fail until the attorney got involved. He just wants to go to trial so he can get paid more money. If he hadn't been involved, mediation would have been successful which is what the judge wanted to happen.

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    Default Re: Ex-Husband's Attorney Ruined Mediation Attempt

    So? It is your X's right to consult with a lawyer and agree or not as he sees fit. Mediation failed so the judge will decided - end of story.

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