Mediated and adversarial divorce: Respondents' perceptions of their processes and outcomes

Joan Berlin Kelly

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Abstract This report, from a larger longitudinal study of mediated and adversarial divorce processes, indicates that mediation respondents perceive multiple aspects of their process and agreements to be more satisfactory compared to a group of men and women using the two‐attorney adversarial approach.

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