Court Support :: For Lawyers in Family Law Proceedings

In our experience, many people in the divorce court are thrown by cross-examination which can introduce doubt about the truth of the evidence, firstly in the mind of the person being questioned and then, the judge.

You prepare their legal case, but you may have experience of clients going to pieces in the divorce court no matter how well prepared they are. These people may also find it hard to leave the case behind them once over.

Kirsten Gronning (founder of The Divorce Coach) is an accredited coach and with colleague Shelagh Goldie, a trained lawyer and Law Society accredited mediator, we have provided successful court support for clients in many cases. 

Launched in 2007, our itsMYdivorce courtroom support services have the support of lawyers, judges and court staff. You can read some successful case studies  here. An article about our services was published in the July 2008 issue of Resolution's family law magazine The Review. Click here to read the article called 'Preparing clients for court'  in a PDF file, which features a case study and her lawyer. (If you are unable to read it, see note at the bottom of the page.)

If you would like to discuss this service could be of benefit to you in family law cases, to your colleagues, your clients and the divorce courts, please contact us now to discuss how we can work together to make divorce court appearances more successful.

NOTE: It is important to note that we prepare clients for the divorce court appearance but under no circumstances do we rehearse the evidence, coach or discuss the evidence or details in the case.

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