Marriage Story was undoubtedly a great portrayal of the trials and tribulations of divorce. One thing perspective that was especially compelling was the shift from an amicable approach to more conflicted one.

Join us for a discussion with Patrick Markey from The Law Offices of Patrick Markey about his recent article about Marriage Story and how i validates the collaborative approach to divorce.

Also joining us is Bryan Wilson from Kogut and Wilson LLC - https://kogutwilson.com/

About Patrick

Patrick has experience representing individuals from all walks of life and income levels including but not limited to: lawyers, business owners, professional athletes, stay-at-home mothers, construction workers, mortgage brokers, business executives and employees. His client's have been husbands, wives, fathers, mothers, grandparents, aunts and other family members. He has worked with clients who have seven figure marital estates and some who had little or no marital estate.

Patrick's mission is to provide the best possible legal service for the client regardless of their ability to pay. He is committed to always being prepared and always keeping his client informed of his/her rights, options and the status of their case. The client receives a copy of every correspondence or legal document that comes across his desk regarding his/her case. Divorce is painful for all the parties involved and Patrick's goal is to always settle the case for client if settlement is a possibility. However, the best way to settle a case is to always be prepared to go trial in the event the case will not settle.

Specialties: Divorce, Adoptions , Spousal Support or Alimony , Guardianship , Separations , Enforcement of Decrees , Paternity , Family Law , Restraining Orders , Child Custody and Visitation , Prenuptial Agreements , Child Support , Domestic Violence

Contact Patrick at https://www.markeylaw.com/

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