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Divorce Mediation Attorney Jacqueline Caputo: Why Divorce Doesn't Have to Be a War
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30:19Now PlayingMost people walk into a divorce expecting a battle. Family law attorney and divorce mediator Jacqueline Caputo has spent over two decades proving it doesn't have to be one.
Jackie is a Partner at Joseph Law Group where she leads the mediation and collaborative divorce practice on Long Island, New York. She never planned on family law — never even took it as a course in law school. But the moment a pro bono family case landed on her desk early in her career, everything changed. She has never looked back.
If you are going through a divorce, considering mediation over litigation, or looking for a more collaborative approach to family law — this conversation will change how you think about the entire process.
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