Family Law Cases Are Won or Lost Before Court: The Strategy Every Divorce and Custody Client Needs with Whitney Lundy Pennington
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B Shake the room, Fire Nation, JLD here, and welcome to Entrepreneurs on Fire, brought to you by High Level, the all-in-one sales and marketing platform. And today we'll be breaking down how family law cases are won or lost before court. The strategy every divorce and custody client needs. To drop these value bombs, I have brought Whitney Lundy Pennington into EOFIR Studios. Whitney is the founder and managing attorney of Pennington Law Firm LLC, an award winning nationally recognized practice helping families strategically navigate divorce and custody to avoid costly mistakes before they reach the courtroom. So today we talk about winning before court. Avoiding costly mistakes, preparing the right way, compassion and objectivity, and oh so much more, and a big Thank you for sponsoring today's episode goes to Whitney and our sponsors.
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Hey, everybody. Thank you for having me on. I think one thing that most people would disagree with is that business requires change. I think as founders were taught that changing direction means we failed because we came up with this wonderful concept and we want to see it through to completion, but sometimes the further we get in, we realize it may be the original. idea wasn't as solid as we had hoped. And we've invested so many years into building it. And then we have to change. And I I actually have found that in my own practice that growing is not failure. Changing and evolving with things that you know, happen to your company. That's not failure. You have to give yourself permission to become someone else or the business to become a little different than what you anticipated and evolving the business in a way that you you just didn't anticipate. And success isn't always about having more. It's knowing when to let go of what's not working and what needs to change and being willing to do that. Well, Fire Nation, we're talking today about the strategy.
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