Why is managing your emotions in a Louisville divorce so important? No one expects a divorce to be unemotional, and there will be times where you must work through a variety of emotions as you tackle challenging issues such as child custody and parenting time, maintenance, the division of marital property as well as the adjustment to life as a single parent.
The experienced Louisville divorce and family law attorneys at Dodd & Dodd understand this. Managing your emotions in a Louisville divorce will save you money, time and help you to achieve a better outcome in your case. It will also make life more bearable for you and your children.
Emotional decisions are almost always poor decisions. We work with clients to set aside emotion to focus upon their primary goals and objectives. We can provide a valuable buffer between the other party and our client while helping to ensure neutral communications when appropriate.
We encourage our clients to imagine that every text, every email, every social media post will be shown to the court and the world on the screen in the court room. How you conduct yourself can make an impression on the judge in your case. Judges are looking for reasonable people who are able to work effectively with the other party, especially when co-parenting or child custody is the subject under discussion.
Removing as much emotion as possible from negotiations or mediation ensures that sound agreements are reached. Multiple studies have repeatedly shown that parties who participate in resolving issues within their divorce are much more likely to abide by those agreements after the process is completed. Managing your emotions during in a Louisville divorce not only makes the process much easier to manage and get through, it makes your life much less complicated once the divorce is complete and eliminates potentially time consuming and expensive post-decree litigation.
Are you looking for effective, experienced and proven divorce attorneys in Louisville? We invite you review the recommendations of our clients and contact us or call 502-584-1108 to learn more and schedule an appointment with one of our attorneys.
