How to Get Your Spouse to Mediate: Even if They are a Narcissist with Attorney Susan Guthrie

Mediating your divorce offers many advantages over the traditional litigation process but how do you get your spouse, especially if you are dealing with a high conflict personality or narcissist, to agree to mediate? It's all about the "buy-in" and in this video top attorney Susan Guthrie, tells you how to do it!
Recently named as one of the top family law attorneys and mediators in the country, Attorney Susan Guthrie, calls upon her 30 years of experience in the field, as both a top litigator as well as a mediation professional, in order to bring you the top tips and latest tools to help you navigate the divorce process more easily, and with less expense and stress. As Susan likes to say, "This Ain't Your Mama's Divorce"!

[@robynetaylor6605]

2021 in Bastrop, Texas mediation cost $21K. My Ex of 27 years agreed to pay a minimal amount of spousal support for 6 months until I turned 62. I had just turned 60. The mediator insisted I was 61 until I told him that I wasn’t drunk and that I knew how old I was. The mediator was useless. He spent a total of a half hour with me including explaining the process. The rest of the time he spent with the Ex. Ex was partially drunk/partially hung over. We negotiated nothing because the Ex wanted everything and never budged. Divorce cost $90K without children and now we’re back in Court because he refuses to pay Court Ordered assets. He hired an attorney.

[@TheGigiChannel]

Are you only doing mediation for local residents? I am looking for mediation here in Georgia.

[@midnitqween8609]

Thank you💕

[@SusanGuthrieEsq]

You’re welcome 😊

[@mml1224]

@@SusanGuthrieEsq hi Susan, great work, watched many of the great vids you provide, can you provide service in Tx, if not can you refer someone? thanks

[@blizama27]

What about people with borderline personality disorder

[@metr08]

A lot of ppl don’t know this but NPD and BPD exist on the same behavior spectrum, just on different extremes. That means you could essentially use the same tactic. Just maybe use more validation and empathy. Someone with BPD needs to feel heard and validated in their experience and in their concerns. Hope that helps.

[@attractarattigan3574]

You can bring the donkey to the water but you can't make him /her drink.