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It's not hiring the wrong lawyer. It's treating a high-conflict divorce like a normal divorce.

 
You've tried negotiating, compromising, and doing everything you can to keep the peace.

 

But your ex keeps moving the goalposts, your legal bills keep growing, and you're no closer to getting divorced.

 

Here's what you need to know: The strategies that work in a normal divorce can actually work against you in a high-conflict divorce.

 

In this free masterclass, I'll show you what makes high-conflict divorce different and how to start approaching yours more strategically.
 
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What You'll Learn

  1. Why keeping the peace may be keeping you stuck.
Discover why compromising and trying to be reasonable can backfire when you're dealing with a high-conflict ex.
  1. Why avoiding court at all costs can work against you.
Learn why preparing for litigation will make your matter settle faster.
  1. How to stop reacting to your ex and start thinking strategically.
Instead of trying to prevent your ex from retaliating, understand how strategy preparation and positioning will make your ex back down. 

I've Been Where You Are 

I'm Stacey Mendelson, founder of Lifeline Coaching and Consulting.

 

I spent four years navigating my own high-conflict divorce in family court. I know firsthand how exhausting, expensive, and overwhelming this process can be.

 

Today, I help women understand their options, reduce legal fees, and make more strategic decisions about their divorces.

 

You don't need more generic divorce advice. You need to understand the game you're actually playing.

“Stacey will help you to determine what your end goal is, challenge you when needed, strategize with you, and help you to communicate effectively.”

“She is compassionate, intuitive knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend her if you want to see the light at the end of the tunnel!”

“Stacey offers me advice, guidance and sometimes the hard truth (that is very much needed at times, I promise) which all makes me feel like everything will eventually be ok!”

Your Divorce Needs a Different Strategy.

You can't force your ex to cooperate. But you can change how you prepare, manage and negotiate your divorce.

 

Start by learning what you may need to do differently.
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