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Family court outcomes are often pragmatic compromises rather than moral victories. Judges typically apply legal principles, which may involve splitting assets or contact time as a compromise.
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The Gap?
"Outcome Expectation Gap"
Court Reality
Family court outcomes are often pragmatic compromises rather than moral victories. Judges typically apply legal principles, which may involve splitting assets or contact time as a compromise.
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