Auckland Divorce Lawyer – Coaching For A Relationship Separation

 

The conventional wisdom when it comes to divorce is to hire a lawyer. The two parties then each take a corner of the boxing ring, and for many people, it turns into a battleground. One lawyer sends out an attacking letter, to which the other lawyer responds in a similar tone.

 

After months, or even years, of spending thousands of dollars and wrestling through the details, you eventually reach an agreement and sign the separation agreement. Worse still, if you cannot reach an agreement between you, your ex, and the two lawyers, you have someone you don’t know, a judge, lay out how your property is split and when you can be with your children.

 

Auckland divorce lawyers are not the only option for couples looking to begin the separation process. There is an expanding demand for more and different approaches to separation that are effective, swift and more cost-effective. Even some divorce lawyers do not like the current separation model and, as a result, offer a better combination of solutions.

 

One such divorce lawyer in Auckland is Adrianne McLean from Reset Coach.

 

Bringing together two decades of her experience as a divorce lawyer, Adrianne McLean through Reset Coach, provides individuals with the coaching they need to more easily and affordably go through their divorce better than otherwise. Divorce coaching includes teaching the two parties key skills to get through and over the separation process, regardless of what has led them to this situation in the first place.

 

The average divorce in New Zealand comes with a high cost of tens of thousands of dollars. One figure that is often quoted is up to $30,000. However, coaching can provide a serious cost benefit. Not only does it avoid hours spent with a lawyer (which can often blur the lines between the emotional and practical aspects), but it is also significantly cheaper and more accessible for most couples.

 

When you have agreed on a parenting plan and how to divide the relationship property assets, it’s time for a new chapter in your life. This could involve grieving for some people, fear of the unknown, and being nervous of being alone.

 

Other people though might see the divorce as an opportunity to explore new paths of potential or taking action towards implementing changes that will promote physical and emotional fulfilment post-divorce. Each person will be different, and what looks good for one, might be an awful prospect for the other.

 

Divorce coaching will enable both parties to see their way forward and support them on that path, whether it is the grieving route, or road to the life of potential.

 

There are very few divorce coaches in the city, and even fewer that bring together coaching and the legal skills to make the changes in law. Reset Coach is based in Takapuna and also has an office in St Heliers. If you need a divorce lawyer in Auckland that also offers coaching, click this link for more details.