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You Owe Yourself Better It is hard to imagine how difficult a divorce can be, until you are involved in one. Suddenly, the unthinkable is happening, and a divorce has become inevitable. At this point, you can decide to wage a bitter war, or you can try to negotiate a reasonable outcome. Mr. Fayne has worked on many divorce cases where it seemed that the spouses would never agree on anything, and has managed to find common ground. Do you really want a judge to decide how your property is divided? Do you want a judge to decide what is in the "best interest" of your children? Mr. Fayne believes that the best result is achieved through negotiation, not by an edict from a judge. The judge won't have to live with his decision -- you will. Do yourself a favor from the start, and hire an attorney who cares about your welfare. When A War Can't Be Avoided Sometimes, a war cannot be avoided. Sometimes,
one spouse hires an attorney who uses "scorched earth"
tactics, and attempts to destroy or wear down the other spouse in
order to gain custody of the children, or to get a bigger share
of the marital estate. Sometimes, a spouse will seek to get "revenge"
through the divorce process, rather than trying to achieve a fair
result. Sometimes a spouse unwittingly hires an attorney who tries
to create conflict in order to generate a larger fee.
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