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Mediation agreements in family law | Terry Gorry & Co. Solicitors

1. Both of you should have a handle on finances and protect your own credit. 2. Child support and spousal support rarely replace a solid, independent income. 3. The kids don’t want to hear about the conflict — from either side. 4. If you suspect your spouse is hiding something… there’s usually a reason. 5. Anyone trying to lock in verbal deals before talking to a professional probably knows more than they’re letting on. 6. Kids need both parents — consistently and without triangulation. 7. Title

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After the divorce, my ex-husband curled his lip and said, “You won’t receive a single penny, parasite. I hired the top lawyer in this place!” His mother added with a cruel laugh, “Pathetic woman—couldn’t even give us a baby.” I didn’t respond. Instead, I quietly passed him another copy of our prenup. “Are you certain you read every part of it?” I asked softly. “Obviously I did,” he snapped. I smiled. “Then you definitely skipped page six.” He yanked the papers, eyes racing—then went still... The