Simply put, you should not discuss your divorce case with your children. Never, under any circumstances, should you use them as messengers; not only will this hurt your case, it has the potential to cause lasting damage to your children and to your relationship with them. Further, you should never speak poorly of your spouse [...]
When going through a divorce, it’s best to let your attorney handle the flow of information and communication, in order to protect your interests. If your spouse is requesting case-related information from you, politely inform him or her you’re not willing to discuss legal matters without your attorney present.
First, during the divorce process, it’s best to err on the side of caution and approach negotiations with some skepticism. Your spouse may resent your lawyer, and may even attempt to undermine your attorney’s influence. Keep in mind you are paying your attorney to look out for your best interests. A good attorney will let [...]
Going through a divorce is difficult for all parties involved. It’s in your best interest to treat your spouse with courtesy through all stages of your divorce. If interactions between you and your spouse become heated, walk away. If conflict seems inevitable, simply tell your spouse you need all communication to be between attorneys.
Help your attorney help you. In other words, follow your attorney’s advice. An effective attorney will work to form effective legal strategies on your behalf. Additionally, never enter legal agreements or sign binding documents before consulting your attorney.