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With over 28 years of
practicing virtually all facets of family law,
Diane M. Wanger
is not only highly skilled
and knowledgeable; she is committed to serving her clients in a humanistic
manner that blends pragmatism with compassion and integrity. She works
hard to explain complex matters to client so that they can understand the
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Family law is a broad,
complicated and emotionally charged field of practice. Diane’s goal is to
guide clients through a major life event in a way that is constructive and
solution-oriented, with the goal of achieving the best possible outcome with
the least destructive impacts. |
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“Happiness cannot be found
in material objects, or by engaging resentfully in bitter conflicts,” she
says. “That’s an important thing to know in family law. My approach is to
steer clients into rational, pragmatic and constructive discussions about
how to settle their cases as satisfactorily and efficiently as possible.” |
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Diane employs a systemized
and collaborative
strategic process
that emphasizes pragmatic
analysis and planning to resolve often-difficult family law conflicts. And
she believes in giving her clients the “straight scoop.” |
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“Professionally, I don’t
believe there is any integrity in simply telling clients what they want to
hear,” she says. “I tell my clients the way things are – and how they are
likely to be – based on my 28 years of practicing family law.” |
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Diane also makes a point to be accessible to her clients, who
are free to schedule meetings and conference calls with her throughout the
duration of her representation. In addition, her team of
Tamra Siebenthall
and
Brandon Turnage
are competent and knowledgeable about family law practice and are
dedicated to delivering outstanding client service. |
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Thanks again for visiting
the website of
Diane M. Wanger.
To schedule a consultation, please call us today at
(817) 285-2855.
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about the free consultation for divorce. |