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Specialty tag(s): High-Conflict Divorce

How Do Mental Health Issues Impact Family Law Cases?

Thomas A. Greenwald | April 26, 2017

An individual with a high-conflict personality commonly escalates emotion to manipulate and persuade the people around them.

It’s important to find an attorney that truly understands the high-conflict personality so that they can put together a plan to manage the personality and help you with the divorce process.

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Tom Greenwald is an experienced trial lawyer with 30 years of family law experience. He has been named Best Lawyers© Family Law “Lawyer of the Year” in Dallas/Fort Worth by Best Lawyers and named “Best Lawyers in Dallas: Family Law,” by D Magazine six times, including 2022. Tom brings specialized expertise to complex divorces, including complex compensation structures, property division, dealing with private business interests, separate property claims, business valuation, and child custody. His goal is to help clients find efficient and constructive solutions that will enable them to save money and maintain good working relationships in the future.

To learn more, contact Thomas A. Greenwald at (214) 473-9696.

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