Three years is not a normal period of time to mediate, especially where you continue to pay for half of his housing expenses.


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Three years is not a normal period of time to mediate, especially where you continue to pay for half of his housing expenses.{ai:summary}<p>Mediating for three years is excessive, particularly when one party is still covering half of the housing costs. This prolonged process raises concerns about fairness and efficiency in resolving disputes. </p><p>#society</p>

Spouse on 4th lawyer & doesn’t want to settle

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