Farias Family Law published a new article on the risk of divorce negotiations

Farias Family Law, P.C has published its latest article covering The risk of beginning negotiations with your spouse for divorce before obtaining an assessment from a reliable divorce lawyer, which is aimed primarily at People contemplating divorce.

Fall River, United States – July 25, 2018 /PressCable/ —

Farias Family Law, P.C has published a new article entitled “Should I talk to a lawyer before negotiating with my spouse for my divorce?,” which sheds light on the risk of beginning negotiations with your spouse for divorce before obtaining an assessment from a reliable divorce lawyer. People contemplating divorce who are considering negotiating terms with their spouses without any legal guidance in advance and other interested individuals can view the full article at https://www.billfariaslaw.com/should-i-talk-to-a-lawyer-before-negotiating-with-my-spouse-for-my-divorce/

The article includes several useful pieces of information, one in particular is that negotiating irresponsibly in divorce can put you in a hole that’s difficult to dig out of. Many people think it’s safe to try negotiations and then if it doesn’t work out, call an attorney. The problem is that negotiating poorly can create unreasonable expectations in your spouse and make your divorce much more difficult to resolve.

One of the most important piece of information the article tries to convey and communicate is that people with a significant amount of money – whether in assets or potential support – and/or time with their children on the line in divorce should be very careful about negotiating before seeking advice from a qualified professional in advance. The best example of this is perhaps found in the following extract:

“With little knowledge of how divorce courts operate and no reliable reference points for your particular circumstances, it’s difficult to negotiate effectively. Which is why a reliable assessment in advance increases the odds that you’ll be approaching negotiations from a position of strength.”

In discussing the article’s creation, Bill Farias, Attorney at Farias Family Law, P.C said:

“It’s not uncommon for parties, even if they’re represented by counsel, to negotiate with each other in divorce. If done correctly, this is positive. The more efficiently and fairly the case can be resolved, the better for everyone. However, a person who has a significant amount of money or time with children on the line, must be careful about negotiating without proper guidance. Some people make statements or commitments that put them at a significant disadvantage.”

Farias Family Law, P.C now welcomes comments and questions from readers as they are striving to consistently provide useful and actionable information on the topic of divorce.

Anyone who has a specific question about a past, present, or future article can contact Farias Family Law, P.C via their website at https://www.billfariaslaw.com/

The complete article is available to view in full at https://www.billfariaslaw.com/should-i-talk-to-a-lawyer-before-negotiating-with-my-spouse-for-my-divorce/.

Contact Info:
Name: Bill Farias
Organization: Farias Family Law, P.C
Address: 277 Bedford St, Fall River, Massachusetts 02720, United States
Phone: +1-508-675-0464

For more information, please visit https://www.billfariaslaw.com/

Source: PressCable

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