How divorce and separation can drive someone to harm and even death

 

 

Charlotte Christian, the Founder and Owner of Charlotte Christian Law, one of the fastest-growing family law firms in the United States and the largest female-owned family law firm in the country joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Mental Health Channels.

Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels and guest Charlotte Christian discuss the following:

1. How did you decide you wanted to get into family law?
2. How do you deal with the mental state of your clients when they walk in your offices needing to obviously talk things through with you?
3. How can divorce and separation drive someone to harm and even death? As you have noted before. How can you help save these people?
4. What are your hopes going forward with your law firm?
5. How do you separate business from your own personal life to stay happy and healthy?

Charlotte Christian, Esq. is a family and divorce lawyer and the founder of The Law Offices of Charlotte Christian and Associates. She has her JD from Faulkner University and an LLM in Trial Advocacy from Temple.

Charlotte is committed to helping those who have experienced loss overcome their hardships and build a new life, stronger and more resilient than they were before.

No stranger to trauma herself, including enduring the sudden losses of her father while a young child and husband after 10 years of marriage, Charlotte knows what it means practically and legally to put the pieces in place to create a future filled with security, hope, and opportunity, and find happiness once again. These experiences and the wisdom gained from them drive the compassion with which every attorney in the The Law Offices of Charlotte Christian and Associates Group approaches their clients’ cases. For more on Charlotte click here.

 

Website: https://www.charlottechristianlaw.com

Social Media Links:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/charchristianAL 
Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/charlotte-christian

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