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How to remain calm and collected during family court cross-examination

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February 26, 2020 //  by Donna Andersen//  Leave a Comment

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If you will be facing an abusive ex during family court cross-examination, your emotional state is probably somewhere between apprehensive and terrified.

You know how he or she twists the truth. You may have discovered that your ex’s attorney is just as bad. But when they make unfounded accusations against you, will you be able to remain calm and collected so you can refute their lies?

Yes — if you are prepared. Lovefraud’s upcoming webinar will help you prepare:

Take back your throne: Reclaim your power in family court cross-examination

Presented by Attorney Caroline Solo
Wednesday, March 18, 8 – 9 pm ET
Thursday, March 19, 10 – 11 am (AET Australian Eastern Time)

Restore your brain’s king or queen — your ability to think. Learn about preparation, grounding techniques and five steps for answering questions during family court cross-examination, so you can respond effectively.

Sign up now

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