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<\/a><\/p>\nCommonly, it is said that divorce mediation is like a jigsaw puzzle, largely because much like a jigsaw puzzle, a number of the pieces seem unable to fit together at first glance. Hence, spouses approach their mediation one piece at a time, paying close attention to the little pieces that they hold, while never truly letting the entire puzzle out of sight.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, much to our surprise, divorce litigation is often considered a game of chess. But why? It\u2019s because in a game of chess, there are two warring parties that make use of every means necessary to meet their expectations. Most importantly chess is a game where one party wins and the other loses. This highlights how mediation can never be chess, since chess is not played alone. Even the king and the queen are flanked on either side by loyalists, just as you have your lawyers by (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Commonly, it is said that divorce mediation is like a jigsaw puzzle, largely because much like a jigsaw puzzle, a number of the pieces seem unable to fit together at first glance. Hence, spouses approach their mediation one piece at…<\/span><\/p>\n