Are in-law relationships inherently difficult?
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How to Deal with In-law Relationships
Are in-law relationships inherently difficult?
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<span>An experienced family-law attorney, John Spiegel has devoted his practice exclusively to family mediation since 1996. John is a graduate of Yale Law School and has been active as a mediation trainer and presenter in Maryland and nationally. He served in 2003 and 2004 as President of the Maryland Council for Dispute Resolution (MCDR), a statewide ADR practitioners’ organization, and in 2005 – 2008 as President of the Montgomery County Divorce Roundtable, an interdisciplinary professional organization. John has published articles on mediation and law reform issues and has lobbied on behalf of these issues before the Maryland General Assembly. In 2001, he received recognition as a Certified Mediator from MCDR. The father of four children, John views mediation as a continuation of his legal work on behalf of children and families.</span>
Are in-law relationships inherently difficult?
Family-law attorney John Spiegel discusses the difficulties of in-law relationships.
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What should I do if my in-laws are nasty and mean towards me?
What helps to build enjoyable, strong relationships with in-laws?
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