November Family Law Support Team Notes

Hey,

Here are some random thoughts and notes about the Family Law Support Team as we head into another month.

It is interesting to point out that the divorce rate for people who have been remarried is higher than the rate for first marriages. In part this can be attributed to the fact that the fear of the unknown no longer exists in people who have 'been there and done that' so to speak. If you are about to become a first time divorcee or have been through the process before but want to do a better job, than I recommend coming to the Family Law Support Team's free seminar this month.

On the 25th of November my business - The Family Law Support Team - is holding another seminar, this time it is completely free. Showing up to one of these family law seminars is 'like getting punched in the face with a fist of knowledge' as I recently heard someone say.

If you can't make that then you can always book a free consultation with us. I read recently in the Metro that a lot of lawyers offer free consultations that end up entrapping potential clients and getting them hooked in. I can say with certainty that that kind of pressure does not exist in my business. The lawyers I use see many more people for free than those who end up retaining them. On top of that they are highly qualified and can demand from the market top dollar, so I am grateful they are giving back to the community through their involvement with the FLST.

When you come meet them, or hear them speak at our seminars, or work 1-on-1 in a workshop it will likely change your opinion of lawyers. The Canadian legal profession has taken a beating at times through books like lawyer's gone bad, which you can read an objective review of here: LAWYERS GONE BAD: MONEY, SEX AND MADNESS
IN CANADA’S LEGAL PROFESSION, by Philip
Slayton