Marla Miller, Author at Miller Boileau Law Group

Digital Communication During Your Divorce: What Not to Do

Be very careful with what you post, text, or email during a divorce. Messages can easily be shared with your ex’s lawyer or a judge. Avoid venting online, posting about your relationship, or sending emotional messages. Think before you post—and consider taking a break...

The Power of Collaborative Professionals: Beyond Legal Representation

Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration

Collaborative Divorce is about more than just lawyers—it brings in financial and mental health professionals who help you manage both the numbers and the emotions. Coaches help you stay calm and focused, and financial neutrals ensure assets are divided fairly and...

10 Tips for Communicating with your Lawyer and Minimizing Fees

Divorce

To save money and get the most out of working with your divorce lawyer, stay organized, consolidate your questions, prepare for meetings, be efficient with your communications, and treat the process with respect and honesty. Your time is valuable, so use it...

Divorce: Tips for Communicating with Your Spouse

Divorce

How you talk to your spouse during divorce can either help or hurt the process. Focus on respectful, business-like communication. Avoid emotional reactions, especially in writing. Take time before replying to hurtful messages and aim for solutions, not more conflict....

Can a Divorce Be Friendly?

Divorce

Yes, divorce can be friendly, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. Even with mutual respect, separating is emotional. The key is to aim for civility and dignity, especially if kids, business ties, or ongoing connections are involved. Choosing a respectful process like...

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