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Effective Communication During and After Divorce

March 21, 2022 By Megan Rachel

Effective communication can be difficult between couples in the best of situations.

Effective communication between couples who are divorcing or have divorced can seem next to impossible. However, in today’s world with at least 50% of all marriages ending in divorce, many parents will raise their children in two different homes. Successfully co-parenting children who live in two separate homes requires effective communication.

In fact, being able to effectively communicate during or after your divorce is not only important, but essential if you have children.

While divorcing may sever the marriage relationship, if you and your ex have children together, you will need to be able to effectively communicate in order to be able to effectively coparent.  While effective communication can be made even more difficult if you and your spouse have had a high conflict coparenting relationship even before separation or divorce, it is imperative, if you have or are divorcing, that you and your spouse be able to work together as a team with respect to your children.   This requires effective communication.

The skills and techniques of effective communication are essential to raising children to be rounded and well-adjusted adults.

The skills and techniques needed to effectively communicate with your Ex about your children can be learned.

I recently read the book entitled “BIFF for CoParent Communication:  Your Guide to Difficult Texts Emails, and Social Media Posts” Written by  Bill Eddy, Anette Burns and Kevin Chafin.

This is the book that I would recommend to any individual who has children and is or will be going through a divorce.  BIFF stands for Brief, Informative Friendly, Firm.  This book has been written and published to help those individuals dealing with communication issues involving a high conflict ex-spouses during and after separation and divorce.

This book offers simple effective and practical advice on how to effectively communicate with your ex-spouse regarding your children.  By reading this book, you will learn the ins and outs of effectively communicating and thus co-parenting with your ex-spouse.

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Plano Divorce Lawyer, Consultations are a Must!

November 23, 2016 By Megan Rachel

There are many things to consider when going through a divorce. Being aware of the challenges ahead is a great way to set yourself up for success in your proceedings. Just what exactly should you be considering when seeking representation?

History

The length of time a law firm has been around is a great way to gain insight into their success. Granted there are always new law firms starting and lawyers fresh out of law school, and they may be great but just starting out. You may not be able to tell the new firm’s probability of success, but a firm with a history of success and many years in practice is guaranteed to be a great option.

Getting Along

People often overlook this element but it is a crucial one in family law. Getting along with your attorney is huge, you will be talking quite a bit to each other. Knowing whether you feel more at ease speaking to an attorney of the same gender, whether you need them to explain without frustration, or if you want an all business attorney, is something that should be decided before attending your consultation.

Respect

This is a two-way street. You need to be able to trust and respect the attorney you hire, and they should not be judging you and your situation. Divorce is difficult, who needs more judgment in this trying time?  Plano divorce lawyer initial consultations are offered by Megan B. Rachel, Attorney At Law in order to help you to find the right lawyer to get you through this difficult time. Call 214-396-2048 and schedule your consultation today. At Megan B. Rachel, Attorney At Law, we have the history of success you want and we give you the respect you need.

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Divorce Attorney Dilemma

November 23, 2016 By Megan Rachel

Plano is a town that is growing every day. Thanks to this fact, new buildings are built and companies are changing locations for bigger offices. So it leaves many wondering where to find a divorce attorney Plano, offers great representation in all aspects of the law.

Finding a Lawyer that is Right for Me

There are many ways to go about finding the best legal representation available for your unique needs. A few ways we suggest you do this is by asking a friend, searching the internet, and looking at ads. These will help you immeasurably in not only finding an attorney, but help you better understand your current situation.

Understanding Divorce

The research you do to find an attorney will help you understand what is in store. You need to decide what you want from your case. Do you share property? Did you have a child together? Do they have a child from a previous marriage that wants to stay with you, and is that even possible? So many questions come to mind and you should figure out what you want in these situations. Your legal consultation will ensure you know what your rights are.

Can’t I Forgo an Attorney?

Yes, technically you can. How often have you heard of someone representing themselves in a divorce proceeding, though? Chances are you haven’t, and there is one great reason for it. You don’t have the knowledge of divorce law which a divorce attorney does. Even if you know what you are saying is the truth, a divorce attorney can represent the facts in a much better way than any individual could. There are just too many emotions wrapped into a divorce. Often we need someone outside of our situation to give us an unbiased perspective.

Give us a call at 214-396-2048 to schedule your consultation today. We’ve been doing this for 20 years, we know how best to represent you.

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Why You Should Hire a Divorce Attorney

November 23, 2016 By Megan Rachel

The average American goes about life abiding by the laws and living their lives quite normally. That is why divorce is so turbulent. Most people have no knowledge of divorce law because it doesn’t factor into the regular laws we all know not to break. This is why you should hire a divorce attorney.

Divorce Law is Tricky

All your divorced friends hired attorneys for a reason, divorce law is huge. There is much to consider when considering the time shared between two people, especially when it comes to their possessions and children. Divorce attorneys are skilled in getting you the most out of your upcoming divorce.

Time

Showing up to hearings, meeting with your ex-spouse’s attorneys, filing paperwork, and the like, takes a huge amount of your time and effort.It is not only our job as your attorney but also our specialty. We get this process done much quicker than anyone representing themselves because it is what we do every day. Honestly, who doesn’t want to put this behind them as quickly as possible?

That’s What We Do

When you get a DUI, you wouldn’t want a public defender when you can have a DUI attorney who knows those laws backwards and forwards. Divorce lawyers don’t do criminal or corporate law, we do divorces. Divorce attorneys know exactly what the divorce laws are and how to use them to best fit your case. Sure your friend, who is an attorney could take your case, but we guarantee that he/she will advise you to go with an attorney that specializes in divorces.

Megan B. Rachel, Attorney At Law has been undertaking divorces for the past 20 years. We have seen just about everything, and we have hundreds of happy clients as a result of our hard work. Give us a call at 214-396-2048 and schedule your consultation today. We are here to make this dreaded process pass by as quickly as possible, with as little pain to you and your children as possible.

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Best Divorce Attorney Plano

October 13, 2016 By Megan Rachel

The dissolution of a marriage can be quite an ordeal. The process of figuring out all that is required can become extremely overwhelming. Therefore, a vital component of the process is finding a divorce attorney professional to provide assistance and representation when necessary.

Divorce lawyers are qualified to handle matters directly involved in divorce proceedings like division of property, spousal support, issues involving child custody and child support. Regardless of who initiated the proceedings, hiring a lawyer is extremely essential. Below are some of the remarkable benefits of doing so:

Objectivity

As an outsider to your divorce, your attorney will be more objective than you regarding the details of your case. This is particularly true when emotions are high and highly contentious issues are involved. Additionally, our attorneys are trained in objectively approaching their cases and as such, they will not make rash decisions when representing you. Therefore, he or she will do what is necessary to ensure you get the settlement and overall outcome you deserve.

Expert Knowledge

There are a number of issues that require settlement before a divorce is granted. These include previously mentioned issues like spousal support, property division, child support and child custody. Our attorneys have many years of experience in handling these types of cases. Therefore, they can counsel you on the best options for you. Furthermore, they will highlight the required steps to ensure your goals are achieved.

Our divorce attorney professionals at Megan B. Rachel, Attorney At Law are highly skilled and experienced. They will know if the best option is using an alternative dispute resolution procedure to dissolve the marriage. Mediation is one such option that could potentially save emotional energy, time and money. For further information on our services, you can visit our website at https://meganrachel.com/ or call us at 214-396-2048.

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