Family,
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Mar. 15, 2023
Mediation clients need not follow California law
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Enacted in 1970, frequently amended and supplemented by many hundreds of appellate decisions, California's no-fault divorce law governs virtually every aspect of marital dissolutions. In Court, judges have taken an oath to apply that law to the facts of the cases before them. Judges who fail to follow the law are routinely reversed by the appellate courts.
But there are situations in which the parties recognize that following California la...
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