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i think the most rewarding aspect of
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my practice is bringing resolution to
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the parties
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divorce is really difficult for a lot of
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people it’s change it’s the unknown
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they don’t know you know what the future
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looks like
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and so a lot of times when you bring a
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divorce case to
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an end to a resolution whether it’s by
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agreement or there’s a trial and you get
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a judgment
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the parties have some sort of closure
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and certainty as to what it looks like
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going forward
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i think the advice i find myself
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repeatedly giving to
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clients is usually in the context of
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custody cases
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co-parenting is a number one concern of
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mine and i always tell clients
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you know speak to the other parent like
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you would you would want to be spoken to
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and it’s always best for your kids to
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see
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you as the other parents friend versus
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the enemy because you’re kind of
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modeling that behavior for your children
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as well
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and it’s best for everybody um in a
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situation rather than
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you know you got to put your emotions
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aside