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Anonmouse
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Mediation

#783221 - 04/16/12 03:37 PM

If a respondent has no legal counsel and opts for mediation initially, and if at a later date they are able to obtain a legal counsel prior to the finalization of the divorce, can that lawyer then assume the case or must it remain in mediation once opted for?

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Re: Mediation

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#783236 - 04/16/12 07:49 PM

Did the mediation take place? Was an agreement reached? A party has a right to representation at any time.

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Anonmouse
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Re: Mediation

[Re: Renny]
#783305 - 04/18/12 01:43 AM

No, respondent hasn't yet responded to the initial divorce petition. That answers my question though. Thank you.

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