Do you feel trapped in your marriage? Do you feel as if you have lost control of your life and would like to set yourself free to be the person you want to be? Then the team of divorce lawyers at John Grasso in Rhode Island provides you with some vital tips on making sure that your divorce proceeds amicably and as friendly as possible.
“In our experience, most people simply want to free themselves from a marriage in which they feel trapped and that most divorces don’t start with a lot of friction. Yet, if you opted to rely on legal support that doesn’t bring you a professional service, it can be that these professionals often instigate unnecessary friction and conflict. It would however mean that you are relying on the worst kind of legal representation when your experts instigate and encourage friction simply to run up additional expenses. Yet, it does sometimes happen and it is why we always try to resolve all our divorce cases as amicably as possible to be able to keep the process more affordable while remaining fair and just in the outcome,” says Blake Nolan, media consultant to the leading name.
Nolan then further expands that a fair and just divorce process doesn’t only consider their client’s rights but should also consider the rights and what is fair to their partner as well. An amicable divorce during which there are minimal or even no conflict considers what is good for both parties, what is fair treatment and equal distribution of their property. It would consider what is best for the children if there are children involved. “It is vital that parents put their differences aside for a while when they get divorced. During this challenging time, the needs of the minors from the marriage must be taken care of first. Yet it is often the case that parents have unnecessary arguments over the children and don’t consider their needs first,” Nolan further expands on what not to do during your divorce proceedings.
It is a case at the end of the day, of not only addressing your selfish needs but also about considering your partner’s needs as well. The fact that your marriage is not working doesn’t mean that you must be vindictive, selfish or even hostile to your partner. When it is possible to simply approach your divorce with fairness and decency, you can set yourself free without friction.
About Us:
John R Grasso is an attorney admitted to practice in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. He is also admitted at the Federal District Courts. He is a member of the Bar of the United States Supreme Court and has an experienced support team working at his side to help focus on securing a resolution in the shortest period of time. John Grasso represents criminal defendants on misdemeanors and felony charges throughout the area. He handles a wide range of cases on a daily basis including domestic violence cases, immigration disputes, DUI cases, robberies and so much more. To find out more, visit https://www.johngrassolaw.com.