How To Handle the Narcissist At Court
This Logic Bulletin provides you with a considerable array of information about how you deal with the narcissist at a court hearing.
Whether it is recovering money or property, a hearing about child arrangements, dealing with divorce or a dispute over a boundary there is a significant chance you will end up in court at some point with a narcissist.
This bulletin enables you to understand the a huge amount about attending the court hearing where a narcissist is involved and includes the following:-
- How the narcissist will behave in court, broken down between the different schools of narcissist
- What the narcissist wants from the court hearing
- How the narcissist will behave towards you at a court hearing
- How the narcissist will use Lieutenants and The Coterie at a court hearing
- What you can do to maximise your prospects of success at the court hearing
- How you should handle the narcissist at the court hearing
- How the narcissist will try to hoover you at this court hearing
- Key considerations you need to understand with regard to your lawyer, court officials and court experts
- How you should conduct yourself in the court hearing
- The standard manipulations you can expect from the narcissist
- A series of practical steps and “Best practice” for you to use to not only succeed but to avoid increase anxiety and upset with regard to the process
- Plus much, much more.
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Does this discuss what to do when your judge is a narc?
No.
Hmmm, one hell of a dilemma should the Judge be a narcissist. Yet, one cannot always tell because of the ‘dampened’ down empathy in professionals as you explained in a comment somewhere on this blog. I would suggest that it depends on the professional, the circumstances and the environment – I am referring to ie a doctor in a practice (from my personal experiences). I feel that BC30 does raise a valid query, in my opinion as I learned the worth and importance of being a member of a Trade Union when it comes to work situations for example.
Bloody ‘ell……not that it has got a far as ‘court’ as such……but FFS, there are times when there is no backing down on a crappy service……it’s the principle and human rights……
Oh, by the way, it’s so good to see you back, HG 🙂