Recently, I have heard several of my friends use the term “bulldog” attorney.
There is nothing new about this term. We have all heard it used to describe a certain type of lawyer for many years.
The interesting thing about it to me is that in some cases I hear it used as a compliment, and in other cases I hear it is used in a disparaging manner.
Which one is it?
For me, the answer depends on what I’m looking for.
What Do I Want In My Divorce?
- Revenge – If you are seeking revenge against your spouse, and you have decided that you want to use a lawyer and the divorce process to exact your revenge, then a bulldog attorney is likely a good fit for you.
- Protracted Litigation – If you are seeking a long and drawn-out divorce process that will end with a judge presiding over your trial, and ultimately entering a ruling to decide who is right and who is wrong, then a bulldog attorney is likely a good fit for you.
- Respect – If you are seeking an attorney that will show both you and your spouse respect throughout your divorce process, then a bulldog attorney is not what I would recommend.
- Control and Privacy – If you are seeking an out of court resolution that focuses on keeping your finances private, and helping you to reach a fair resolution under the law without fighting in court, then a bulldog attorney is not what I would recommend.
- Budget & Time Friendly – If you are seeking professional guidance without court delays, then a bulldog attorney and court litigation is not what I would recommend.
- Relationships – If you are seeking to preserve your relationship with your spouse, and to maintain respect and fairness in your divorce process, then I would not recommend a bulldog attorney.
If you, or a friend of yours, has questions about Collaborative divorce in Palm Beach County, we are here to help.
Chad Layton, Esq.
(561) 537-8227
Office Located At:
205 Worth Ave.
Suite 303
Palm Beach, FL 33480
Phone (561) 537-8227
Office E-Mail: Chad@mindfuldivorcepa.com
Office Website: https://www.mindfuldivorcepa.com
