Divorce & Separation

Fools rush in where angels fear to tread, more so when the stakes are high and the emotions run higher: when considering or involved divorce or separation, the best way forward may often begin with taking a step back. Though emotions may galvanise the beginning of a romantic relationship, fueling and streamlining mutual plans for its future; the opposite may be said of its end. High conflict situations involving high stakes on an intimate level can be devastatingly psychologically and emotionally draining; as well as overwhelmingly complex, especially if it is not clear how the situation will evolve or how long everything will take.

Perhaps the most painful irony of a conflicted separation or divorce may be the situation in which so many people have to become involved in clarifying and resolving the issues at hand: a most intimate relationship between two people may end up being eviscerated by the many who may simply be doing what they are being paid for.

To avoid having to be at the mercy of strangers, and to sidestep the emotional toll of protracted legal battles, it is absolutely essential to be calm, prepared and to be able to trust your lawyer: wise but wily, a most seasoned man, Dr Nademleinsky may know what you are going through, it is possible and probable that he has been there before. 

What are common pitfalls to avoid in a divorce/separation?

According to seasoned family law Attorney Dr. Nademleinsky, the most common pitfalls in a divorce/separation often result from being blindsided, whether through poor choices, emotions or lack of thorough planning. For example the following list of do’s and don’ts in a divorce/separation has, through his experience, crystallized key points to consider when faced with this challenge:

According to Attorney Dr. Nademleinsky do consider:

• forensics
• timelines
• confidentiality 
• the implications of litigation from the outset
• but also the possibility of mediation
• as well as of course, cross-border complexities

despite any contracts that may have been agreed upon previously.

Don’t underestimate:

• emotional health
• tax consequences
• timing
• as well as
• forensics, timelines, confidentiality, litigation, mediation and, of course, cross-border issues

despite, once again, any contracts that may have been agreed upon previously.

Dr. Nademleinsky is both highly experienced and highly specialized in divorce. Being fluent in English, Dr. Nademleinsky would be happy to assist you (contact).

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