If We Simply Cannot Agree On Matters, Is Litigation The Only Way To Go?
If divorcing parties cannot agree on matters, litigation is the right option. The purpose of litigation is to resolve anything you can’t agree on. Though it’s always more cost-effective to simply agree from the start, this is not always possible. Sometimes a detail is too important to a client and they’re not going to sacrifice their position for the sake of agreeing. Litigation is available for all instances where clients feel something is simply worth fighting for.