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Mitrashakti

@Mitrashakti

Voyager

+ 6

Posted: 15 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: mia03
Brain surgeon

I am a lawyer specializing in domestic violence and I have completed my licensing in marital law and counseling which I practice parttime.

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The Witch

@carisma2

Stunner

+ 8

Posted: 15 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: anusarkar
This is a serial where they are showing social issues and domestic violence is one of them . I have seen lot of marraiges where the compromises are made by women. I do not beleive that a women needs or has to be in a position to stay in a marraige under any kind of pressure or obligations. Yes I direct my posts to the CVS because they are makers of the show. I am not interested to have a conversation with any of the members because they are bios for the so called characters.

You are complaining to the cv's because there's no point discussing it into the forum. Because they are biased towards certain character. Must say that i applaude your phsycology 👏. For information only annu - those certain character happens to be the cv's favourite characters aswell.

Oh well annu what can one do, it truly is a corrupt world isn't it?

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lighthousepier

@lighthousepier

Inactive

Posted: 15 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: anusarkar
I am a lawyer specializing in domestic violence and I have completed my licensing in marital law and counseling which I practice parttime.

Any ways I am not here to give you my biodata. How educated are you? I am sorry it seems you cannot even write proper english. Just checking.

Marital law - what is that?? Are you referring to family law. Also I have not heard of a legal specialization termed 'domestic violence' outside of the context of criminal law.

If in fact you are a family law practitioner you are probably conflicted from marriage counseling. The legal system is designed to be adversarial and as a lawyer (if in fact you are one) it would be your fiduciary obligation to represent your client's best interests (from a legal perspective), secure your client's rights and advocate on their behalf. As a marriage counsellor - you do not have one client but two and your role is to assist them in bridging the gap between them, empathizing with both spouses (and assisting them to empathize with one another) and assisting them in changing the behaviour patterns that damage their relationship.

I am not sure that your temperment would make you an effective marriage counsellor. You seem to have a very black and white approach to relationships - marriage counselling is about recognizing the grey and understanding that there are almost always 2 sides to every story (and even in the most aggregious circumstances there are often patterns of enablement and even purposeful incitement that need to be addressed) Marriage counselling requires a sincere belief that that marriage is something worth working on and saving and that people are capable of adjustment and compromise. Marriage counselling is also about helping people focus on the big picture - your comment about the english was petty and causes me to question your ability to see what really matters.

Anyways good luck to you - whatever your profession is

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Dreamygal301

@Dreamygal301

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 15 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: anusarkar
I am a lawyer specializing in domestic violence and I have completed my licensing in marital law and counseling which I practice parttime.

Any ways I am not here to give you my biodata. How educated are you? I am sorry it seems you cannot even write proper english. Just checking.

Well if you are pointing out mistakes, may I take this opportunity to also inform you that your own post has mistakes as well?......some may even say that you do not know how to write proper English as well......Just checking......not nice to make assumptions, is it?..

Oh and my educational background, in case you're wonderng, is that I have a Law degree and a Masters in English and Creative writing.

Oh and thanks ever so much for clearing up the confusion over your profession....

Edited by Dreamygal301 - 15 years ago

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Saans2

@Saans2

Inactive

Posted: 15 years ago

#25

Madam sarkarji---before pointing fingers at others kindly go for a reality check yourself--here r your spellings-

hinderence in her marraige---🤣practice parttime.🤣

Trust me frustrated lady---you need help--i am not suffering frm a memory loss like you nor am i a split personality-- so kindly check my qualifications on your previous post--it remains the same--the way you write your posts sounds like you got a false degree fr0m some municipality, down market institution😆
@practice parttime.--kindly note its practise not practice which is apt over here--go check a grammar book n you will know why am saying to use a verb n not a noun in this context🤣sarkar ji before showing the mirror to others do take a close look at your ownself first--if one finger points towards others, then three point back in our own direction👏 samjhiyo beta😉

Edited by Aarjaa8 - 15 years ago