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| 2 | Any divorces in Texas?I second the mediation route. One option if you can stomach it is to work together with your ex and with a financial planner. Then when you have agreed to everything you have a single lawyer draw up the decree. Your situation doesn’t sound complex and you save $$$$ on legal fees (one attorney with not much to do but make a document). As somebody pointed out, there’s often 95% that is easy to agree, and 5% that are hot button items that can explode at the n’th hour. Lawyers only represent one per… | /r/Divorce_Men | 22/02/22 12:30 PM |
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