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    5 Reasons Working Moms Should Consider Mediation Over Divorce

    by Natalie Bracco Jun 16, 2018 2 minutes
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    Divorce can be tough, mediation can really help a working mother.

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    As a working mom, you already have enough on your plate. A divorce only makes things more difficult. It heightens your emotions, makes logistical issues more complicated, and threatens to disrupt all of the systems you’ve put in place. But divorce isn’t the only option. If you’re looking for a faster, less

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