In this episode, Julie talks about why you should NOT feel uncomfortable or embarrassed sharing details about infidelity with your attorney, and how the Pennsylvania court views this situation in relation to your divorce, division of assets, alimony, and custody. She also covers what exactly is covered by attorney-client privilege in family law, and is there ever a time you should withhold information from your attorney?
Want to learn more from Julie? Check her out on TikTok @LawyerJulie and if you have questions you want to be answered, you can e-mail the podcast at lawyerjulie55@gmail.com
Show Notes:
Learn more about Julie Potts, Esq on her website https://juliepottsesq.com
Follow Julie on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lawyerjulie
Follow Julie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliepotts_esq
To contact the podcast with questions, suggestions, or if you are interested in being a guest, please e-mail lawyerjulie55@gmail.com
Please remember that this podcast should not be considered legal advice, and you should always consult your own attorney if you have questions or need clarifications about your specific situation.
This episode of Lawfully After Ever was produced and edited by Emily Murphy.
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