Lynette Boggs-Perez | Make Communication Better During A Divorce

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Tips To Make Communication Better During A Divorce
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• Divorce is never a simple thing to experience
  and the stress and emotional trauma are only
  possibly intensified when the communication
  between the couple is either nonexistent or
  unfriendly. Although having open communication
  during a divorce may appear to be a logical
  inconsistency, it is key in reducing the mental
  stress and emotional hardship both individuals
  will ultimately suffer.

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Tone of Voice

• What you say and how you say it matters a
  lot. Indeed. An individuals manner of speaking
  can easily misquote a statement into an
  allegation or verbal assault. Ensure you are
  being aware of how you are stating things and
  your manner of speaking and make modifications as
  required. Make sure you will not make your
  partner feel belittle by using a harsh tone of
  voice.

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Text and Email Communications

• Communicating with your ex-partner through
  email or text messages can be tricky. These kinds
  of messages can easily misinterpret. Therefore,
  if you use email or text messaging ensure your
  message is totally clear in order to avoid any
  kind of misunderstanding.
• One more thing you need to remember is,
  whatever you write in an email or a text message
  can be printed out with ease and brought to court
  as evidence against you. If your divorce is
  especially volatile, the best option may be
  utilizing the services of a third-party
  communications service such as OurFamilyWizard.com
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Social Media

• Using social media platform during a divorce
  can be dicey. It is advisable, therefore, to
  avoid publishing anything negative about the
  other party and possibly consider closing all of
  your social media accounts until the divorce has
  been finalized. Social media accounts including
  including Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook have
  often been introduced into evidence in divorce
  and child custody hearings.

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Final Words

• These are the few things you should take into
  consideration during a divorce. For additional
  information or for a consultation, contact
  Attorney Lynette Boggs-Perez at 210-468-0404 or
  lynette_at_lynetteboggs.com.

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