How High-Conflict Relationships Affect Confidence and How Women Begin to Heal | Heather QuicK
Badass Breakthrough with Bridget BennettShow Notes
If the legal system has ever made you feel unseen, this one's going to hit home.
In this episode, I'm joined by Heather Quick - divorce attorney, and founder & CEO of Florida Women’s Law Group, a family law firm based in Jacksonville that serves women across Northeast. We talk about why Heather created a women-only firm, why women and men move through divorce so differently, and why the legal system still isn't built to recognize what so many of you are actually living through.
Heather shares why calling your ex a "narcissist" falls flat in court and what to do instead: describe the behavior, show the pattern, how to stop getting baited by a high-conflict ex, and why documentation and timelines beat your memory every time.
And if you can't afford an attorney? We cover the number one way to stop blowing through your retainer, and why a coach - not your lawyer - is often who you need for the day-to-day.
Part strategy, part reminder that you can do hard things. Press play. Follow me on Social Media:
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