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We discuss how to use strategy in Family Court to get the results you want. A family law professional with twenty years of experience in the field will share with you what really matters in Family Court. Whether you are going through divorce or custody, if you are representing yourself you need to know the tactics that will end the torment you have been enduring up until this point. We will share tips, tricks, techniques, and everything else that your lawyer will never divulge. If you have been getting disappointment from lawyers, the judge, or the overall process, tune in to get help on plotting your next move. Visit www.thedivorcesolutionist.com to download the FREE "Are You Pro Se Material" e-guide & workbook. Listen to each episode for free worksheets, tip sheets and much more. Sign up to receive our newsletter for discounts, specials, upcoming workshops and updates to our services. Services we offer:<
Unknown Host hosts Self-Represented in Family Court, a education show with 65 episodes published.
862.800.7850 One of the phrases litigants overuse in Family Court is: "High Conflict. "Someone disagrees with you? They’re high conflict. Someone enforces a boundary? They're high conflict. Someone refuses to give you wh
862.800.7850 Having a lawyer does not automatically mean your case is moving forward. In fact, one of the biggest frustrations people experience in Family Court is wondering whether their attorney is actually solving pro
862.800.7850 Litigation Panic is real. And it affects far more people than most ot us realize. In high-conflict Family Court cases, even highly capable, emotionally regulated, intelligent people can start second-guessing
862.800.7850 Delays in Family Court can be discouraging. The continuances. The canceled hearings. The months of silence. The feeling that your case is going nowhere while your life stays stuck. Here's something to acknow
862.800.7850 Most people think hybrid legal representation is the “best of both worlds” and guarantees better results in their divorce or custody case. You represent yourself, but still use a lawyer for guidance, strateg
862.800.7850 One of the biggest decisions you’ll make in your case? Do you represent yourself…or hire a lawyer? It’s not as simple as most think. Because switching between pro se and lawyer can completely change: ✔️ How
862.800.7850 AI tools are everywhere right now, especially in Family Court. ✔️Helping you organize your case. ✔️Prepare your documents. ✔️Even “build” your legal argument. And for someone going through Family Court…that
862.800.7850 Family Court would be easier if every situation had a clear answer. An identifiable rule to follow. A direction on which motion to file. A fair judge to decide. But that’s not how it works, not in Family Cou
862.800.7850 More people are asking for alimony right now than ever before. And it makes sense, based on: Economic uncertainty. Job instability. Rising costs. Financial dependence after divorce. But here’s what you proba
862.800.7850 Season 3 Episode 14 Most people think hiring a lawyer means they can step back and let the professional handle everything… I meant to say EVERYTHING. But that’s not how strong cases are built. In this episod
862.800.7850 Settling your case can feel like the fastest path to having the peace you once enjoyed. Less stress. Less conflict. Less time in court. And sometimes… settling is absolutely the right move. But settling just
862.800.7850 In this episode of Self-Represented in Family Court , Tracey Bee goes deep on one of the most misunderstood and frustrating dynamics in divorce: Financial abuse. And the same patterns from the marriage begin
862.800.7850 Can You Keep the House? | Family Court Strategy In this episode of Self-Represented in Family Court , Tracey Bee addresses one of the most emotionally motivated (and often misunderstood) questions in divorce
862.800.7850 In this episode of Self-Represented in Family Court, Tracey Bee dives into one of the most overlooked elements of family court strategy: timing. Most litigants focus on what to file, what evidence to present
862.800.7850 In this episode of “Self-Represented in Family Court,” Tracey Bee breaks down a reality most litigants don’t realize until it’s too late: Family Court is overloaded, overworked and overwhelmed…no matter wher
862.800.7850 You are not prepared for Family Court. You might be ready, but you are NOT prepared, at least most of you aren’t. You might have gathered all the proof you can, gotten familiar with the laws, might have even
862.800.7850 In this episode of “Self-Represented in Family Court”, Tracey Bee breaks down a common (and frustrating) reality: your case can lose traction even when you have “strong evidence.” Why? Because in Family Cour
862.800.7850 This time of year I usually take a break to decompress. So right now I am working on clearing my mind while at the same time gearing up for 2026. I am still working though so if you need to schedule a strate
862.800.7850 Most people think the more evidence you bring to court, the better. But in family court? That approach can destroy your credibility. In this episode, Tracey explains why judges ignore evidence, how opposing
862.800.7850 Ever walked out of a courtroom thinking, “What just happened in there?” You told the truth. You stayed calm. You presented your evidence — and somehow, the judge still didn’t get it. If that sounds like you,
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