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Sidetaker lets bickering couples submit disputes to court of public opinion
If you seek proof of civilization’s decline, look no further than Sidetaker, a site that lets the public be the judge in spats between quarreling lovers. Don’t bother to seek nuance or middle ground here; there’s plenty of blame and fingerpointing for couples bickering over...
One million reasons to mediate not litigate your divorce
…or, alternatively, one million reasons to be a divorce lawyer in British Columbia… The Globe and Mail reports today that the B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld a $1 million legal bill for a complex divorce, the result of a rancorous legal battle between a couple married for 42 years over...
