Are you a professional woman of faith that is dominating in every area of your life except in your marriage? Have you been talking to the pastors who tell you that God hates divorce, but secretly looking into your legal options to get out of the pain that you've been stuck in?
Because it seems like God is not answering your prayers…?
What if I told you that the answer to your prayer is for you to become the miracle you've been waiting for?
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Most people are willing to give another person a “pass” for an accidental relationship breach. However, many people struggle with navigating the more nefarious, excruciating, and life altering fallout when they are the target of an intentional or malicious act of harm from someone in their intimate space.
How do I deal with that kind of breach with grace?
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Are you struggling with unresolved fury caused by a broken promise, failed expectation, or other hope you had for your relationship?
I've been talking a lot about the contractual nature of relationships. I believe this is an important step to better communicate and harmonize with the people in our lives. Contracts are the relational motor oil that decreases friction caused by misunderstandings. Contracts are also the runway to maximize fulfilling and fruitful relationships. Ultimately, I believe that the divine nature of our human design is the pursuit of purposeful productivity—especially in relationship to one another.
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Ask any lawyer who has been practicing business law or family law in any capacity, and they will tell you. . .
Every one of these relationships that come into litigation are based on and often resolved by contracts.
When putting the contractual nature of our relationships into perspective, we unlock unlimited possibilities. Understanding the fundamentals of contract law provides more leverage in recognizing where challenges in our relationships are not always about the way we are feeling in any given moment. Viewing our relationship challenges from a contract analysis empowers us to redesign or revisit the contract that connects us in the relationship.
Do you have an overwhelming sense that things are not fair in your relationship? Whether you ask the right questions, approach at the right time, things just never seem to work out the way you were hoping that they would. What if I told you that the key to experiencing more clarity and empowerment in your relationship is rooted in fundamental principles of contract law?
I love contract law. We all are involved in contracts by the time we reach our teens. As parents, we even negotiate with very young children. We often have these contracts that we enter into, like, “Hey, if you do this, then I'll do that.” Contract negotiation is the most ancient form of human interdependence. However, the problem is that most people—especially in intimate conflict—do not consciously consider or actively analyze our relationships as legally binding contracts.
