789: Can Going Through a Divorce Make You a Better Family Law Attorney? with Shiobahn Olivero
789: Can Going Through a Divorce Make You a Better Family Law Attorney?
Shiobahn Olivero, Olivero Law
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 789 Shiobahn Olivero
Shiobhan Olivero is a trial lawyer, practicing family law and divorce, and high level criminal defense, in Florida. She is also a certified divorce coach, setting her firm apart from others in the area by bringing a coaching piece to her law practice to help her firm's clients through the emotional aspects of divorce, including deciding whether divorce is the decision to make or not.
As an experienced trial lawyer, business owner, adjunct professor, mentor, coach, speaker, and mother, Shiobhan is a powerhouse in the industry. She brings her unique perspectives and experiences into her speaking, mentoring, and coaching programs. In addition to delivering persuasive arguments to juries, she has delivered presentations at schools, business conferences, leadership conferences, legal seminars, classrooms, and workshops.
With the powerful tools delivered through her presentations and coaching, Shiobhan wants to help and inspire her audiences and clients to be the best people they can be so that they can lead a happier, healthier, and fulfilled life. She coaches and help people find their three personal “P’s” – personal peace, personal power, and personal pride - while going through and coming out of painful and tough times.
Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Shiobahn Olivero about how going through a divorce might make you a better family law attorney.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
- How divorce doesn’t have to be the end of the road but can be a new beginning.
- Why your kid can’t tell the judge what they want to do when they turn 12 or 13.
- How kids cannot talk to the judge or come to court in FL without a very good reason.
- Why you need to hire a divorce attorney when you are going through a divorce.
- How the court will always be involved in custody cases until your child is 18.
Connect with Shiobahn:
Guest Contact Info
@OliveroLawPA
Linkedin.com/in/shiobanoliveroattorney
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