Breaking Free: Your Guide to a Conflict-Free Divorce with Sarah Pfeiffer, Esq. {Ep. 63}

EPISODE · Jan 25, 2024 · 51 MIN

Breaking Free: Your Guide to a Conflict-Free Divorce with Sarah Pfeiffer, Esq. {Ep. 63}

from Managing Client Disputes for Service Providers | Fixing Burnout, Scope Creep, Contract Issues · host Sheila M. Wilkinson, LMSW, Esq.

DIVORCE * FAMILY MEDIATOR * KEEPING KIDS FIRST * TWO UNIT FAMILIES In Episode 63, I bring in Sarah Pfeiffer, a family lawyer in Louisiana. We'll discuss the challenges of the legal profession, the impact of high-conflict divorce cases, and the need for a more compassionate approach to divorce. Our conversation touches on the dynamics of divorce, keeping children first, and the significance of choosing a mediator-friendly attorney. I can't wait to hear what resonated - send me a voice note!  Is there something you'd love some feedback about in your life or career? Maybe something you want me to answer in a future episode? If so, let me know! Here are just a few key takeaways and quotes from this episode - listen for more! 👉🏽 Key Takeaways: Conflict Resolution Options: Understand that there are alternative options to litigation in divorce, such as mediation and collaborative practices, offering more control and reducing hostility. Gentle Accountability: Embrace the concept of gentle accountability, recognizing the need for balance and self-care. Evolution in Legal Practice: Recognize the potential for the legal profession to evolve, allowing attorneys to shift from high-conflict cases to more collaborative and mediation-focused approaches. Children First Approach: Acknowledge the impact of divorce on children and consider options that prioritize their well-being, moving away from adversarial courtroom battles. Choosing the Right Professional: When contemplating divorce, carefully select legal professionals who are mediation-friendly and considerate of the broader family dynamics (like Sarah!) 👉🏽 Episode Quotes: "You don't necessarily need a bulldog... I can negotiate and get more for you or work together to get more than you could in a litigated situation." - Sarah Pfeiffer "The research has consistently shown conflict is bad for kids... reduce the conflict, and your kids are going to be okay." - Sarah Pfeiffer "Control the costs, control the timeline... keeping things in your control is one of the most attractive aspects of mediation." - Sarah Pfeiffer   Resources from the Show  ✔ Connect with Sarah Pfeiffer at https://nolamediator.com (Sarah on LinkedIn) ✔ Listen to / Share my new podcast for lawyers, "Build Your Joyful and Thriving Lawyer Life!" ✔ Let's connect! Get my biweekly(ish) newsletter with inspiring, motivational, and practical strategies for navigating life's challenges - I call it Baby Steps to Thrive! 🐤 ✔ Learn more about working with me! ✔ Grab a gift card for someone you love - even if it's yourself!  >>>  My mission is to help regulated professionals (licensed and certified, like lawyers, social workers, educators, accountants, yogis, and everyone in between) to figure out exactly what they want, realize it's 100% within reach, and create a simple, actionable plan that will get them there. I'd love to support you, too! Here are some ways you can start creating your Joyful and Thriving™ life today!   FREE RESOURCES 👉🏽 If you struggle to find the right words to tell a client no, or you need time to get back to them, or even if you're going on vacation and want to be left alone, then these simple strategies for better boundaries are going to be  your new best friend! Learn more about how these swipe copy and paste email script templates can start improving your life TODAY! 👉🏽 Start setting clear expectations with clients with this Contracts Guide! 👉🏽 Build a healthier lifestyle and add more joy in your life in this Masterclass! 👉🏽 Sign up for VIP news and opportunities not available to the public   LOW-COST RESOURCES 👉🏽 Start fixing your top 3 most frustrating situations TODAY in this Managing Expectations Mini-Course! ($19)  👉🏽 Start getting Boundaries *and* Balance in this Workshop ($29) - especially as you head into the new year!   LET'S CONNECT! Tag me, follow me, and DM me with your thoughts and questions: 👉🏽 Instagram @sheilamwilkinson and Facebook @lawyercoachsheila 👉🏽 Learn more about me here: https://sheilawilkinson.com 👉🏽 Free Stuff, Fun Stuff, Links & More: https://sheilawilkinson.com/links   RATE THIS PODCAST/EPISODE 👉🏽 Do that on Apple Podcasts here, or, if you're listening on Spotify, go back to the main profile for our show and click the 5⭐review option there! 👉🏽 Not on Apple Podcasts? No worries! Rate and Review on our site and make sure to leave a question for a future episode!

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