Listen before getting defensive
Are invasive questions and accusations about your divorce coming from your children? If so, you’re not alone. Tara, the Client Coach at Atticus Family Law, shares a story about a client who faced similar challenges. Her teenage children had strong opinions about what went wrong and whose fault it was. The client wanted to correct their misconceptions but was encouraged to take a step back. Instead of defending herself, she was advised to listen—really listen—to her children’s feelings, understand their needs, and support them through this difficult time. Sometimes, listening is the best way to move forward.
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