Emily Raszler

Divorce does not have to be acrimonious, but it is an extremely difficult and stressful time in anyone’s life. When you begin the divorce process, it can be hard to imagine what your life will look like in a year’s time. My goal is to help you imagine a future where you are thriving, and then guide you in making decisions to achieve that future.

I believe that litigation should not be the default strategy and that cooperation and compromise create the best outcomes for everyone, especially parents and children. When children are involved, my guiding principle is to keep life as calm and stable for them as possible. Divorce is a big shift in any family structure, but it does not need to be tumultuous. When the child’s best interest and emotional support is everyone’s top priority, divorce can feel more like a bumpy road and less like a rollercoaster.

A successful attorney-client relationship requires trust and a good fit. I want to learn what makes you and your family unique, and to understand your unique challenges. I believe it is my job to present you with all of your options, with honest advice about the likelihood of success and other implications. My goal is for you to feel confident in the decisions you make and how you move through the process. No question is too small and I am happy to take as much time as you need to explain the process and your options.