In this conversation, we discuss the practical advantages for family lawyers of bringing a divorce coach onto a file, even for lawyers who are trauma-informed and highly experienced in supporting clients through difficult transitions.
Separation and divorce often place clients in a state of overwhelm, making it difficult for them to absorb information, make decisions, or stay organized. Divorce coaches help manage that overwhelm so lawyers can focus on what they do best: the legal work.
Topics covered include:
- How divorce coaches reduce unnecessary emails and calls
- Helping clients retain and understand legal information
- Summarizing lengthy materials into concise, usable formats
- Supporting clients between meetings and clarifying next steps
- Improving client decision-making in high-stress situations
- Using professional time more efficiently without undermining roles
- Helping clients conserve financial resources so they can complete the process
This video is for:
- Family lawyers considering working with a divorce coach
- Lawyers looking to increase efficiency without sacrificing client care
- Divorce coaches who collaborate ethically with legal professionals
- Clients who want a more supported, cost-effective divorce process
The takeaway: divorce coaching is not a replacement for legal work, it’s a strategic complement that benefits both lawyers and clients.
