Not a masterpiece, but good

Rating: 7/10 (10 January 2020)

The fight scene was genuine. I will say that. You really believe they hate each other. However, Nicole's attorney seems to be the one goading her on to "get this, get that". Was Nicole always this way, deep down? Not a true artist, but just someone out to get what she can? It seems like that. But I would sure feel uncomfortable if my divorce attorney took off her shoes and cuddled up with me on the couch in her office. Am I hiring you? Are we sisters? What's about to happen here? Creepy.
Even more creepy is the non-blinking, robotic evaluator Ms. Katz, who doesn't even have the correct address, doesn't smile, doesn't have a shred of engagement at all, and seems to be in this job solely for the check. She sits there staring at you. She stands there staring at you. She doesn't check out the whole apartment like, say, a child welfare worker would to see how you live or even if the entire place is presentable for a kid to live in. She tells us the obvious. "New York is a long way from here." Anyone knows that. It isn't for her to say. That whole scene with her annoyed me. Plus the thing with him and the knife made him look extra bad. He didn't have to bring it up again. She didn't ask him - she just did her staring thing.
I'm glad I never got divorced if it meant I had to deal with people like this - uncomfortable divorce attorneys and staring evaluators. Wow.