Showing posts with label communication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label communication. Show all posts

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Divorce and the Importance of Communication With Your Divorce Lawyer


Good communication is important in every relationship, don't you agree?  That goes for attorney-client relationships, too.  As Augusta, Georgia divorce attorneys, we strongly recommend that you open and maintain a good line of communication with your own divorce lawyer.

Good communication includes consulting with your divorce attorney before you take any action which might have a bearing on your divorce case.  For example, please talk with your divorce lawyer before you choose to deny child visitation to your spouse, or before you elect to terminate his cell phone services.

But being a good communicator also applies to the divorce attorney, too!  In other words, as divorce attorneys, we always try to remember that we should carefully consult with you, the client, before we negotiate a settlement with the other divorce lawyer, or before we represent you in court.  In order to get it right, we must talk with you and discuss your position beforehand.

In short, it is essential that divorce attorneys and clients should sit down and/or talk with each other about every important aspect of their divorce cases!  Again, good communication is the key to any relationship, don't you agree?

Friday, April 2, 2010

Divorce and Being a Good Listener


Are you a good listener? I suspect that most of us, at times, could do a better job of listening more and talking less. Don't you agree?
This point also applies in the divorce context -- to both divorce lawyers and clients. In other words, as a divorce lawyer, it is important that I listen carefully to my clients and make sure that I hear and understand what they are saying. But the same is true for divorce clients, too!
For example, if your divorce lawyer tells you that it would be a mistake to join the dating scene until your divorce is final, please listen!
Every relationship, including the attorney-client relationship, requires good communication. And good communication includes being a good listener. Don't you agree?!