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Evan is our divorce attorney, and as we say, every time we have him on, man, if you're just like starting to go through a divorce right now, it's a million different angles on this thing that just must be just like your head is spinning.

Where do you even start?

Well, you start with calling a divorce attorney.

Like, what is the very first piece of advice when somebody walks through the door for you, Evan?

Like, what's the very first thing you say to them?

I typically want to find out if they've had an opportunity to talk between the two of them first

before they come in to sit down with me, if for no other reason, just so that I can get a feel for what they're actually going to be dealing with.

Okay, so you're getting a sense kind of like right off the bat, how big this mountain is?

Exactly, are we going to war, or is this amicable divorce, or have they already figured everything out already on their own?

Evan, is it really difficult to kind of make your clients kind of diffuse their own

emotions as they're talking to you? Because I could imagine when you're being very matter

of fact about the legalities of a divorce, they usually are offended that you're not taking

one side or the other. No, I mean, I'll tell you, the emotional side of it is definitely

one of the things that keeps my job interesting.

And I think to do this kind of business, you have to be able to deal with both the legal side of it and the emotional side of it.

Do you have a divorce attorney nemesis?

Every time this guy rolls into the office, you know it's going to be an ugly fight?

Oh, I would say there's probably two or three others.

It's your divorce attorney, Antichrist.

Good morning, Ashley. You are on with Evan Somerstein from Hunter Weinstein and Somerstein.

Hi, Evan. How are you?

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