Are you facing an uphill or complex divorce in Los Angeles? Make sure your interests are represented by a lawyer who will fight for your goals and priorities, even against the odds with the Law Office Of Jordana N. Better.

Divorce is never easy. Especially when significant or complex financial resources are at stake. You might even feel like you are being held hostage by the situation, with your spouse holding all the cards. In La County, publicity and privacy also complicate high-net-worth divorces, adding potential fuel to that possible fire.

Fortunately, not all Los Angeles County lawyers are interested in high-profile cases for publicity, but for the challenge of securing an outcome everyone can agree to, if possible, without ever setting foot in a courtroom. Or even leaving the office. Jordana Better, an LA family law attorney, is pioneering a- well better way of handling divorce.

Working primarily remotely reduces costs, including those of trying to get around the hellish traffic of Los Angeles. It also offers greater flexibility and discretion for clients who might not want to be seen visiting any attorney, especially a divorce lawyer. It also allows Jordana Better to focus on what should, in the end, matter most. Obtaining the goals you have for your divorce, if possible through a negotiated settlement, and only in trial if necessary.

Why Los Angeles County Divorces Require A Good Lawyer

Few couples plan on going through a divorce. Unless you have a prenuptial agreement or later marital agreement you are both happy with; divorce is going to require some decision-making, compromise, and negotiations. Unfortunately, the combination of heightened emotions and financial stakes is not particularly conducive to careful communication or reasoned thinking.

For many families in Los Angeles County, things are even more complicated than that. On top of the privacy concerns and emotional tensions, many couples have to deal with other complicating factors. From multiple houses to complex investment portfolios, unorthodox revenue and wealth, like cryptocurrency, can make divorce even more of a nightmare.

A nightmare during which it is all too easy for one member of the couple, especially if there is significant age, power or income disparity, to feel like they are taking over. Or the other to feel like they have no say in the final arrangement. But if both parties want to avoid a public, drawn-out, and expensive trial, you always have at least some leverage, and a good divorce lawyer will know how to use it to get the outcomes you are hoping for without ever setting foot in a courtroom.

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The Advantages Of A Negotiated Settlement For LA County Divorce

Jordana Better | Los Angeles County Divorce Lawyer Legal dramas and so many of the movies covering divorce, many of which are made in and about LA County, love to portray the most contentious courtroom scenes when it comes to divorce. And drawn-out court battles are a real danger, especially to the pocketbook. But they can, most of the time, be avoided. This is done by using a negotiated settlement agreement, sometimes just called a settlement, which simply means that you and your ex sign off on terms for everything from the division of assets and debts to the custody and visitation arrangements for your children. Using such a settlement offers a number of advantages, especially when you have a skilled lawyer negotiating on your behalf.

Saving Time And Money

Even getting the necessary court appointments for a divorce in Los Angeles County can take months. Then, in the simplest cases, months longer for the final verdict to be pronounced. However, when there is any kind of contention or complexity in your case, the divorce process can take years. A negotiated settlement resolves everything at your own pace and without any of the costs associated with going to court.

Reducing Uncertainty

Costs and time are not the only areas you save on when opting for a negotiated divorce settlement. Trials inherently come with risk and uncertainty, as the outcome is not up to you but to a judge and jury. While they might rule in your favor, they might not, and sometimes, they might even make a decision that makes both parties unhappier than any compromise you could reach independently.

Putting Your Goals First

Negotiating an agreement means you can choose where to push and where to give. By working with a lawyer to establish priorities and (realistic) objectives, you can ensure that any agreement reached matches those goals. If there is a particular Los Angeles County property or asset you want to keep or a minimum amount of time you are unwilling to go below on for custody, a divorce lawyer who is skilled in negotiating settlements will see that you hold on to it in the final agreement. Therefore, if you want to keep some degree of control over the outcome of your divorce, are facing an uphill or complex financial battle for separation, or simply want to reduce the financial burden, duration, and publicity of your LA County divorce, it is time to contact Jordana Better.
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Getting Divorced In Los Angeles County? Contact A Better Divorce Lawyer

Jordana Better | Los Angeles County Divorce Lawyer

Law Office of Jordana N. Better. | An LA County divorce lawyer with a novel approach focused on fighting for underdogs in complex financial situations across the state and country.

Are you preventing yourself from getting a divorce out of fear of the financial repercussions? Do you want to separate but dread the publicity, time, and cost it will take to go through the court system in LA County?

Contact Jordana Better, a divorce lawyer born and raised in LA County, who is building a new approach to handling complex divorces that is discrete, remote, honest, and focused on negotiating settlements everyone can agree to. To schedule a remote consultation, call (888) 301-6777 or reach out to her team online and start down the path to your freedom, future, and independence.

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