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Will solicitor still act on his behalf
31 Jul 09 #135323
by hadenoughnow
Reply from hadenoughnow
errr
As far as I know, the point of mediation is for you to agree something that your sols (if you have them) can then help you make into a Consent Order. You would expect solicitors to stand back at this stage (bit like a ceasefire).
Mediation can be a much cheaper option than using solicitors.
Sounds like a bit of an excuse to me
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Hadenoughnow
As far as I know, the point of mediation is for you to agree something that your sols (if you have them) can then help you make into a Consent Order. You would expect solicitors to stand back at this stage (bit like a ceasefire).
Mediation can be a much cheaper option than using solicitors.
Sounds like a bit of an excuse to me
.Hadenoughnow
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