Have you ever been asked to self-report your weight at a doctor’s office? Did you tell the truth? This article draws a parallel between the inconsistency of self-reported data and financial disclosures in mediation. Just as a physician’s office shouldn’t rely on a patient’s self-reported weight, mediation shouldn’t rely solely on personal claims about finances. Instead, review actual financial statements to verify. By relying on empirical data, the mediation process ensures accuracy and transparency.
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