Sentences with phrase «on amicable terms»

In yet another stumbling block for Warner Bros.» planned adaptation of Katsuhiro Otomo's groundbreaking manga, the director Albert Hughes is reportedly leaving the project on amicable terms with the studio.

For those people, couples counseling can help the couple part on amicable terms.

This might work out if the parents live within close proximity of each other, can work together on amicable terms and if it will not unduly disrupt...

The two men finished lunch on amicable terms.

He left on amicable terms with the company he...

The parting of ways seems to have ended on amicable terms though, as Jonas Lygaard, senior director of brand and business development for Konami said that the UEFA Champions League license has given Konami «a platform to create unique experiences and provided fans from all over the world with an opportunity to enjoy this competition first - hand».

Many people try to end their marriage or cohabitation on amicable terms.

In Maine, you and your spouse are free to come up with your own parenting agreement; however, if the two of you are not on amicable terms or simply can't agree on one or more custody issues, the court will make custody determinations for you.

My employer was understanding and we parted on amicable terms.

Whether you are on amicable terms with your spouse and hoping to resolve your issues quickly, or you are embroiled in a much more heated situation, it is important you come to a resolution efficiently and with as little collateral damage as possible.

This might work out if the parents live within close proximity of each other, can work together on amicable terms and if it will not unduly disrupt the child's life.

In most states, you can bypass this expense if you're on amicable terms with your spouse.

This designation is only suitable for families in which the divorcing parents are on amicable terms and will be able to manage the arrangement without conflict.

I thought that for mediation to work the couple must be on amicable terms.

If you are considering divorce, but want to part on amicable terms, then Collaborative Divorce may be an option for you.

Dr. Warshak's book is the only one that address proper responses, to the child or adolescent, when the other parent (ex-spouse) refuses to work on amicable terms.

If you received notice that your landlord or property manager is moving forward with a legal eviction, the best thing to do is to work with your landlord or manager to move out on amicable terms.