House Sale
That’s amazing news! 🎉 You must be feeling such a mix of excitement and relief. Everything is falling into place! What’s next on your list—celebrating or focusing on the next chapter?
Author: Linda C J Turner
Linda C J Turner - Your Journey to Emotional Wellness | Emotional Trauma Therapist | EMDR | CBT | NLP |
Breaking Free from the Shadow of Toxicity
When I made the decision to move to Spain, I knew deep down that if he came with me, my long-standing dream would be short-lived. It didn’t matter what it was—reuniting with family after years apart, seeing my son again after 15 years, visiting Australia to embrace my daughter, moving house, or finally arriving at… Read More Breaking Free from the Shadow of Toxicity
Court Ready
A 15-page document with dates, times, places, and reports spanning over 32 years is a strong foundation. Having proof of financial, emotional, and physical abuse makes your case even more compelling. If you’re preparing for court, here are some things to consider: You’ve come so far, and it’s clear that you’re standing strong in your… Read More Court Ready
Physical Abuse
Physical abuse can take many forms, and it often goes hand in hand with emotional, psychological, and verbal abuse. Below is a list of behaviors that may indicate physical abuse. It’s important to recognize that any form of abuse is never justified, and it’s crucial to seek help if you or someone you know is… Read More Physical Abuse
Emotional Abuse
Emotional abuse can take many forms, often subtle at first but increasing in intensity over time. It can be difficult to recognize, especially when it’s disguised as concern, love, or even “helping” someone. Here’s a long list of emotionally abusive behaviors that can occur in relationships: 1. Verbal Abuse 2. Gaslighting 3. Control and Domination 4. Manipulation 5. Emotional Blackmail… Read More Emotional Abuse
32 year settlement
Offering a 10% settlement on a house and then increasing it to 20%, conditional on dropping a court case, can certainly be seen as another form of coercive financial manipulation. The intention behind such an offer appears to be a way of controlling or pressuring the other party to make a decision that benefits the person… Read More 32 year settlement
Financial Abuse
Financial abuse often involves controlling or manipulating someone’s access to money, creating a dependency, or using financial means to gain power over them. Some examples of financial abuse include: Financial abuse is often used to manipulate, isolate, or create a sense of powerlessness in the other person, which can have devastating consequences on their mental… Read More Financial Abuse
Grateful
Grateful I will be able to return to work to survive financially with the help of the courts Grateful I have a meeting with my advisory court lawyers today Grateful I m real not fake Grateful I am honest and dont con people Grateful I can sleep at night! Grateful I have almost sold the… Read More Grateful
Preparing for the case
A court advisory board meeting typically involves discussions with legal advisors, professionals, or a group that helps assess and guide the preparation for a case. Depending on the case type, this board could include lawyers, paralegals, investigators, and possibly experts in specific fields related to the case (e.g., mental health professionals, financial experts, etc.). The… Read More Preparing for the case
Criminal court hearing
A criminal court hearing typically involves a formal legal process where the prosecution and defense present their cases in front of a judge (and sometimes a jury). Here’s an overview of what you can generally expect in such a hearing: 1. Preliminary Matters: 2. Opening Statements: 3. Presentation of Evidence: 4. Closing Arguments: 5. Judge’s Instructions (if applicable): 6. Deliberation and… Read More Criminal court hearing
Linda C J Turner | Trauma Therapist & Emotional Healing Specialist 