All family lawyers encounter high-conflict cases. Whether it’s the timing of the separation or intensity of the conflict, high-conflict separations can hijack a family lawyer’s practice.
From the moment a client walks in your office, you need to figure out the best way possible to proceed: Should you attempt to negotiate, mediate, litigate or what combination of those three?
In this video, a TLA panel of experienced lawyers will answer these questions and help you understand processes that are available throughout the life of a high-conflict file or one that becomes high-conflict.
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