Sentences with phrase «acrimonious process»

Since Missouri Governor has signed the House Bill 1550, broken families» children will not anymore be traumatized by the tense and often acrimonious process of divorce of separation.

It will be recalled that, Mr. Sam George's election at the NDC's primaries that saw him defeat long - serving MP E.T. Mensah prior to the 2016 election, was an acrimonious process that ended in fisticuffs among their followers.

The vote will take place towards the end of the parliament and will be the culmination of a lengthy and probably acrimonious process.

Not exact matches

But after talking with many divorced fathers, I have seen a few where the process was not as acrimonious and where the final divorce decree ended up being a lot more balanced that Reid's.

Rural schools look to levies or bonds to wring out extra funding — usually an acrimonious and often divisive process, as local tax bases continue to shrink.

The process, and persistent charter claims of being short - changed, has spurred court battles, acrimonious policy debates in the state legislature and even suggestions of a massive, class - action lawsuit against traditional public schools.

«Accordingly, only in the event that the alternative dispute resolution process is unsuccessful would access to the costly, time - consuming, adversarial and sometimes acrimonious court process be available to litigants,» he said

The decision in 1250 was driven by its own unique facts: an acrimonious certification process resulting in a court - imposed Plan that limited communication, an aggressive telephone and internet campaign by a third party group, and the dissemination of misleading and biased information.

Plus, people like the idea of having more control during the litigation process and avoiding an acrimonious lawsuit that will be ultimately decided by a judge.

It is also an unfortunate fact that many participants in the divorce process will find themselves in bitter, expensive and acrimonious battles.

10 - Jul - 2012 Putting your children's needs ahead of your own during the split can make the process less acrimonious

But after talking with many divorced fathers, I have seen a few where the process was not as acrimonious and where the final divorce decree ended up being a lot more balanced that Reid's.