862.800.7850 Tracey Bee breaks down how to turn court rulings, whether wins, losses, or partial decisions, into strategic data points you can actually use to finally move your case forward. She explains how to read between the lines of your judge’s orders, spot behavioral patterns, and use those clues to predict future outcomes and strategically plot your next move. Learn how to identify what your judge rewards, what language exposes their bias or reveals their mindset, and how to use their ...
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862.800.7850 Tracey Bee breaks down how to turn court rulings, whether wins, losses, or partial decisions, into strategic data points you can actually use to finally move your case forward. She explains how to read between the lines of your judge’s orders, spot behavioral patterns, and use those clues to predict future outcomes and strategically plot your next move. Learn how to identify what your judge rewards, what language exposes their bias or reveals their mindset, and how to use their ...
Season 2 - Episode 14: The Self Employed, Business Owner or 1099 Pro
Self-Represented in Family Court
34 minutes
6 months ago
Season 2 - Episode 14: The Self Employed, Business Owner or 1099 Pro
862.800.7850 Are you a business owner, freelancer, or 1099 contractor navigating divorce without a lawyer? In this episode of Self-Represented in Family Court, Tracey B. dives into the unique challenges—and real opportunities—for self-employed individuals handling their own divorce or custody cases. Whether you're running an LLC, consulting on the side, or juggling multiple streams of income, this conversation is for YOU. Tracey breaks down how your financial structure impacts your di...
Self-Represented in Family Court
862.800.7850 Tracey Bee breaks down how to turn court rulings, whether wins, losses, or partial decisions, into strategic data points you can actually use to finally move your case forward. She explains how to read between the lines of your judge’s orders, spot behavioral patterns, and use those clues to predict future outcomes and strategically plot your next move. Learn how to identify what your judge rewards, what language exposes their bias or reveals their mindset, and how to use their ...
