Paul C. Brunson

It's setting up feints so the person will go after that and you can kind of tack around them.

It's very strategic.

And I absolutely love it.

Yeah.

Well, I think that's actually because what I will tell you is, thankfully, the majority of divorces are not ugly.

They're not?

No.

They're sad.

They're painful.

Like, as a divorce lawyer,

When you tell people you're a divorce lawyer, the first thing all of them say, you must have such stories.

You must have such great stories.

Right.

And if I said, oh, my God, you want to hear one?

I've got a great one.

OK, so there was this couple and they met when they were in their 20s and they met at university.

And then they decided that they really liked each other so much that they were gonna get married and they got married.

And then gradually they sort of grew apart and realized that they had like different goals and different values and different things that were important to them.

And they'd grown, but they'd grown in ways that like moved them away from each other.

So they, you know, got together and amicably divided their various assets and they figured out how they were going to share time with their children who they loved so much.