A Texas divorce lawyer writes that seeking alternative dispute resolution before going to court with divorce issues can be the difference between happy and unhappy clients.

Writes attorney Dick Price:

It’s great to be confident, but you really lose control of the case when you turn it over to a judge to make a decision. It’s always a gamble. Sometimes it pays off, but sometimes it doesn’t. With high expectations of a favorable result, it can be devastating to a party if the judge picks up on something unexpectedly and rules the “wrong way”!

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