There can be a lot of anger and other emotions in separation and divorce. Some separated spouses head to a lawyer’s office, or to Family Court, in the hope that they can force their ex to live in a box under a bridge. Some even expect that if they spend exorbitantly on legal fees for an aggressive lawyer, they can force their wives and children into homelessness. Ironically, using aggressive, or uncooperative strategies in the hope of intimidating, wearing down, or out-litigating a former partner often backfire with the party trying to use them losing BIG.
In this episode of the Ontario Family Law Podcast, Certified Specialist in Family Law, John Schuman, goes over ten of the strategies that led to the most decisive family court defeats and explain the best ways to do better than your ex in Family Court, because the best strategies are not obvious.
If you found this episode interesting or helpful, you might also be interested in these episodes:
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79. What Am I Legally Required To Do First After Separating? - [ Ссылка ]
72. Why a Judge Might Refuse to Grant Your Divorce - [ Ссылка ]
60. Should I Take My Ex to Family Court? - [ Ссылка ]
59. Why You Won’t Get Custody of the Kids - [ Ссылка ]
53. How to Pay Less Child Support - [ Ссылка ]
40. How to Keep Your Money in Divorce and Separation - [ Ссылка ]
36. Is Family Court Biased? - [ Ссылка ]
34. Disclosure in Family Law - [ Ссылка ]
The Ontario Family Law Podcast is a companion to the book, Guide to the Basics of Ontario Family Law, which is available as a $9.99 Kindle eBook, Kobo eBook, or iBook for your iPad or iPhone and as a paperback from Amazon and better bookstores. Get it here: [ Ссылка ]
Contents:
00:00 Introduction
01:11 Recent Court Cases Punishing Bad Strategies
02:16 Why Courts Punish Bad Strategies
03:16 10 Family Law Strategies That Fail
04:34 The Approach To Your Ex Required by Law
05:45 Winning Family Law Strategies
07:17 Warning About Getting In Trouble With a Judge
07:54 Closing
