Judges Don't Like It When People Want to Fight
You Can't Always Get What You Want But You May Get Exactly What You Need
by Renee Natvig
In a family law case, both parties rarely emerge from the courtroom feeling satisfied. Lawyers can become adversarial as they advocate for their clients, and judges don't like it when people come looking for a fight. But people who choose the Collaborative Law Process to settle their disputes are often able to get more of what they actually need. Many end up with a renewed sense of peace and hope for the future.
In this video, Anthony Diaz and I talk about how divorcing with dignity puts the control back where it belongs - in the hands of the spouses.
Renee Natvig, LCSW is a psychotherapist who specializes in relationship therapy and individual therapy for adults. As a Collaborative Mental Health Facilitator Renee works with other Collaborative Professionals to support people who have decided to divorce but who want to do so in a more respectful, peaceful way. Renee can be reached at 407-625-3134 or at [email protected].
