Kelly A. Powers

Principal

Divorce Litigation and Why to Avoid It

June 08, 2017 Article

Best Lawyers

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Stephen Cullen and Kelly Powers, principals in the firm's Family Law practice group, wrote the first in a series of articles for Best Lawyers.

There are three ways to get divorced—two of them should be avoided if possible—accepting, of course, that there are some spouses who insist on litigation and a trial.

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