PROVIDING THE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT FOR YOUR DIVORCING PARENT CLIENTS - A WIN WIN FOR THE FAMILY!
There are not many who can do what you do as a family law professional. It takes a lot of heart and tough love to help people divorce, especially when these couples are parents. You want to help make a positive difference in this unhappy situation, but when your clients argue about the color of the sky on any given day, it really makes your job a lot harder.
In order for you to effectively help your clients, they need to be able to put aside their hurt and anger & come to the table ready to communicate in a healthy way and in the right headspace to make compromises that are in the best interest of their children.
Unfortunately, there are not enough hours in the day for you to play the role of an educator, therapist, or any other part your client wishes for you to personify. This must be frustrating and exhausting for you!
How refreshing would it be if your client came to the table level-headed and ready to make child-focused decisions?
Stop wasting valuable time on clients who need
emotional support & direction.
Instead, stay in your 'Zone of Genius' by focusing on the legal issues relevant to their case so they & their children have the best possible settlement agreement and you receive the client appreciation you deserve for a job well done!
A Win Win for ALL!
I understand how your clients feel as they start the divorce process because I was a divorcing parent caught up in the emotions of the relationship.
I didn't have the tools or guidance to help myself or my children and this is the reason why I've spent almost two decades studying the dynamics of my failed mediation (turned litigation).
I obtained certifications in divorce, co-parenting, and coaching and have been able to overcome the trauma of divorce.
I now help divorcing parents understand this new dynamic for themselves and prevent generational trauma for their children.
Allow me to support your legal efforts by being a
co-parenting advisor & emotional guide
to your clients.
Let's schedule a time to have a chat and see if this is right for you and your clients.
Divorce is especially difficult when your clients wounds are so raw that they react in anger and stay stuck in their pain
causing the children to be caught in the middle.
If you need help with knowing what to say or how to recommend emotional guidance and support for these clients, download my free guide
HOW TO HELP YOUR DIVORCING PARENT(S) GET THE EMOTIONAL HELP THEY NEED
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