Courts have been
A) unwilling to experiment with new approaches because the courts are inherently conservative
B) willing to experiment with new approaches because of their awareness of the problems with adversary litigation in divorce and custody cases
C) unwilling to experiment with new procedures for handling high conflict cases because they need the authority of the court to settle them
D) willing to experiment with new approaches to granting divorce, but not to custody and visitation issues

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Courts have shown a willingness to experiment with new approaches, particularly in response to the recognized issues within adversary litigation processes in divorce and custody cases. This willingness stems from a desire to find more effective and less contentious ways to resolve these sensitive matters.

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