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<\/a>This blog is a continuation from the previous blog titled Five California Divorce Mediation Myths. Here is a list of five other mediation myths that mislead people with respect to mediation.<\/p>\nMyth 6: I Have To Always Be In The Same Room As My Spouse<\/h2>\n
This is another one of the common misconceptions and myths that people continue to have with respect to mediation. The mediation process works best when both of the spouses are talking to each other face to face in the presence of an Orange County divorce mediator. This sometimes however cannot be the case because of a prevalent sense of bitterness between the spouses. In cases such as this, mediation allows for the spouses to talk to the mediators separately and for the mediator to act as the communicator between them.<\/p>\n
Myth 7: A Mediator Will Force Me Into Saving My Marriage<\/h2>\n
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