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Settlement Strategy
Client is willing to accept 60/40 property split if spouse agrees to joint custody with no child support. This is our bottom line—don't reveal in mediation unless necessary.
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Settlement Strategy
Updated 2 hours ago - Case Strategy
Mediation Preparation
Updated yesterday - General
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