“guilty by association” in the context of a spouse who knowingly allows or ignores a partner’s misconduct, specifically when the husband is extracting funds from a company while both are in positions of trust. Let’s break this down carefully from both legal and professional responsibility perspectives. 1. Legal Perspective Guilty by association is not usually a formal legal… Read More “Guilty by Association”
Why Lawyers Often Let This Happen Not all lawyers, but some, especially in high-conflict cases, recognise very quickly when a client is: For certain firms, this becomes: A predictable revenue stream. If a client: That client can generate tens or hundreds of thousands in fees. The Legal Industry Reality (Rarely Spoken Out Loud) Litigation = billable hours High-conflict personalities: From… Read More A predictable revenue stream.
If you know a lawyer has been struck off (disbarred, suspended, or otherwise prohibited from practicing) and your ex is continuing to take advice from them, this is a serious concern for your legal, financial, and personal safety. Here’s what you should know and do: 1. Understand the Risk 2. Document Everything 3. Inform Your Lawyer Immediately 4. Protect… Read More Disbarred
Heuristic processing is a way the brain makes quick judgments and decisions using mental shortcuts, rather than slow, detailed analysis. In simple terms:👉 “This feels right based on past experience, so I’ll go with it.” How heuristic processing works Your brain uses rules of thumb to save time and energy. Instead of evaluating all available information, it relies on patterns,… Read More Heuristic processing
When behavior signals predatory opportunism, not genuine connection. It is not accidental, and it is not about you. 🧠 Pattern Breakdown 1. Early vulnerability used as an entry point “I’m sick… I don’t have insurance…” This is manufactured urgency.It invites rescue before trust exists. ✅ Healthy people solve early problems without testing your resources. 2. Asset-scanning questions “Do you own the house?”… Read More Predatory Opportunism
Why Retaining Evidence Matters How to Retain and Maintain Evidence Properly Practical Tips In summary: Retaining and maintaining evidence is critical for legal integrity, personal protection, and accurate record-keeping. By carefully identifying, storing, documenting, and safeguarding evidence, you preserve its value and ensure it can be relied upon in any formal investigation or dispute.
Questioning Integrity: The Warning Signs of a Troubled Family Dynamic Last night, a conversation with a long-term friend reminded me of a crucial lesson in life: integrity matters. When assessing the people we deal with, particularly within families, certain warning signs should not be ignored. One of the biggest red flags? The presence of a… Read More Questioning Integrity: The Warning Signs of a Troubled Family Dynamic
Divorce is already an emotionally draining process, and if you’re dealing with PTSD, anxiety, or trauma, the last thing you need is a meddling relative making things worse. When someone is harassing you through emails, manipulating the situation, or trying to control your decisions, it can feel like an added attack on your emotional well-being.… Read More Protecting Your Mental Health
The SRA maintains a register of solicitors and their disciplinary records, including those who have been struck off.
Visit the SRA website: www.sra.org.uk
Use the “Check a Solicitor” tool to search by name or SRA number.
If a solicitor has been struck off, the details and reasons will usually be listed in their disciplinary records.… Read More Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA)
Social Media: Use platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to reach a wide audience. Posts can be tailored to include personal reflections, key moments, and calls to action.
TV Programs: Appear on local or national TV shows to give your story greater visibility. Choose programs that align with your message and can reach the right audience.
Local Newspapers: Submit op-eds or personal essays to local publications. Newspapers can amplify your voice within your community, making it a powerful option for reaching those directly involved.
Facebook Groups and Online Communities: Join or create groups focused on similar topics. These spaces allow for deeper engagement and support.
Public Gatherings: Share your story in places where people involved in the situation socialize and gather. This direct approach ensures that the truth reaches those who need to hear it most.… Read More Sharing Your Truth: Ensuring Your Voice is Heard at public gatherings
Linda C J Turner | Trauma Therapist & Emotional Healing Specialist 