Passion, Practice, and Parenthood in Family Law With Natalie Gregg
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Natalie Gregg is the Owner of The Law Office of Natalie Gregg in north Texas. She is an attorney and certified mediator specializing exclusively in family law. Having started her firm during the economic recession of 2008, Natalie transformed her passion and advocacy for family law into a successful and supportive environment for clients and employees alike. Despite initially swearing off the practice of family and criminal law, Natalie's personal journey, including her own experience with divorce, has fueled her empathetic approach to complex emotional and financial family law issues. Through ongoing community involvement and a commitment to family flexibility, she has honed a practice that empowers families during times of transition.
In this episode…Are you curious about what it takes to build a successful family law practice while balancing personal and professional demands? How does one manage complex litigation cases while maintaining a family-friendly work environment?
According to Natalie Gregg, a seasoned attorney and certified mediator, achieving this balance requires flexibility, dedication, and a deep understanding of one's goals. She highlights that creating a supportive work environment where family needs are respected not only enhances job satisfaction but also improves professional performance. By approaching complex family law cases with a combination of litigation skills and collaborative methods, she ensures her clients receive the best possible outcomes while maintaining a fulfilling personal life.
In this episode of 15 Minutes, host Bela Musits sits down with Natalie Gregg, Owner of The Law Office of Natalie Gregg, to discuss her journey in family law. They explore how Natalie built her practice during the recession, the strategies she uses to manage high-stakes cases, and her advice for young lawyers entering the field. Tune in to learn about the challenges and rewards of balancing passion, practice, and parenthood in family law.
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