My experience as a divorce attorney, negotiator, teacher, and trainer can be a valuable advantage to you throughout the divorce process. I have trained negotiators in Europe, Canada, and the United States and I can train you to negotiate with success.
As a coach, I will be with you to answer questions throughout the entire divorce process. In language that you will understand, I will help you see what your divorce attorney is doing and why. I will help you to interpret divorce "legalese."
As your negotiation consultant or divorce coach, I help you (and your attorney) understand the key negotiation issues, determine what outcomes are important to you, and help you improve your ability to communicate and negotiate to achieve your objectives.
Negotiating and Coaching Services for Gay Men Leaving Straight Marriages
The divorce process can be fraught with emotional strain.
Once the process begins, you must work with your attorney, participate in negotiations, and make decisions that may affect the rest of your life.
When you are involved in a divorce, you are engaged in negotiation—you are a negotiator. Accept or reject the concept, consider yourself a good or bad negotiator, regardless! You are a negotiator and you may benefit from my services because I am an experienced negotiator and I train negotiators.
Not all attorneys have experience in dealing with the specific needs of gay men. I have significant experience in this area and can help you and your attorney negotiate successful outcomes surrounding custody, finances, and property issues.
Unfortunately for some, the attorney-client relationship is not always clear or comfortable. Some may feel that their attorney is good in court and respected by colleagues, but difficult to communicate with face-to-face. Others may use technical legal terms that can be hard to understand. Some are unable to offer help negotiating the difficult and emotional territory of divorce.
If you have found yourself thinking this way about your attorney, I can help you to make sense of your relationship.
