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Myth One: California Divorce Mediation Is Not Legally Binding
Myth Two: Mediation Only Works if Couples Fully Agree on Everything
Myth Three: Mediation Always Favors One Party Over the Other
Myth Four: California Divorce Mediation Is Slower Than Going to Court
Myth Five: Mediation Cannot Address Child Custody or Support
Myth Six: Mediation Is Only for Simple Divorces
Myth Seven: Couples Lose Legal Protections in Mediation
Myth Eight: Mediation Is Always More Expensive
Myth Nine: Mediation Lacks Confidentiality
Why Understanding the Truth About Mediation Matters
Conclusion
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