PSP Lawyers

11/10/2026

19/09/2026

WHAT THE CLIENT WANTS TO SAY:
“Your client is a narcissist who has made our client’s life extremely difficult for many years. Your client cares more about their own ego than the children. Anyone can see what is happening.”

WHAT THE LAWYER WRITES:
“Our client has a different view of the circumstances.”

Clients often think their lawyer is not being aggressive enough. The reality is that courts are not persuaded by angry letters, and opposing lawyers are not intimidated by insults.
Calling someone a bad person repeatedly will not resolve a family law dispute. Emotional language can distract from the real issues and may even harm the case.

Effective legal writing focuses on the relevant facts, the applicable law and what genuinely matters. Good advocacy is not about writing the angriest letter. It is about making the strongest case to resolve the dispute.