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22 Aug Dealing with Difficult People and Behaviours

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Separating spouses and their lawyers spend a lot of time managing difficult people and high conflict behaviours. It might be clients, the party on the other side, lawyers on the other side, court officers, staff, perhaps themselves. There is a pattern to the behaviours of difficult people. Recognising those patterns can help us choose how to respond. Click here for a paper Matthew gave at a family law conference in March 2024 on managing difficult behaviors.