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Gain more insight into how game theory can be applied to family law
Gain more insight into how game theory can be applied to family law
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This introduces our twelve-part Divorce Conflict Information Booklet Series, six dealing with understanding the problem and six dealing with planning the solutions.
Moderate to high conflict co-parenting relationships occupy a great deal of the time and resources of attorneys, mental health professionals, mediators and courts in the current family law system.
Developmental Stages of Marriage. Marriages go through developmental stages in a rough order, although all three stages are active at all times and overlap.
The purpose of this Booklet to add to our knowledge as to what drives persisting high conflict divorce cases, to date for which we find unsatisfying answers.
The Current Family Law System is Broken. The Headwinds for Change Continue Blowing Strong. Are We Ready for Change?
Biological evolution is indifferent to outcomes. People often think of evolution as a process of improving the adaptability of a species, but this is not the case.
Inflection points should not be ignored. In mathematics, there is a concept called the inflection point, which describes the point at which a curve on a graph changes direction.
In our two books, Game Theory and the Transformation of Family Law and Winning Strategies in Divorce, we apply Game Theory to family law negotiations and mediation.
Moderate to high conflict co-parenting relationships occupy far too much time and resources of attorneys, mental health professionals, mediators and courts in the family law system.
Negotiations have always existed between people.
Moty Cristal is one of the authors in the large Negotiator’s Desk Reference (NDR), who focuses on the type of cases that become the persistent moderate- to high-conflict divorce cases that trouble us mostly because of the children in those families.
We once again quote Muhammad Yunus above because deal-making in the Game Theory Model (hereinafter, the “Model”), although replete with special knowledge and techniques, is heavily dependent on the mindset of the negotiators and the goals of the bargaining process.