Rolling with Daniel Dalli: Navigating Family Law with Empathy and Strategy

Rolling Through Negotiations Podcast

🥋 How does a family lawyer balance empathy and strategy in high-stakes negotiations?

In this episode of Rolling Through Negotiations, we sit down with Daniel Dalli, a dedicated family lawyer and partner at Aston Legal Group. With over a decade of experience spanning family law, intervention orders, and criminal law, Daniel brings a holistic perspective to helping families navigate complex, emotionally charged disputes.

🎯 Key Insights:

• Empathy Meets Strategy: Blending expertise with compassion can transform negotiations. By staying empathetic and focused, you can navigate even the most complex disputes with clarity and purpose.
  
• Clarity of Purpose: Understanding the ultimate goal in any negotiation or dispute is vital. Breaking the process into clear, practical steps keeps the path forward manageable and focused.
  
• Focus on Progress: Instead of fixating on perfection, celebrating small wins can lead to significant, lasting change. Progress, no matter how incremental, builds momentum toward better outcomes.

Join us as Daniel reflects on his journey, his role as a dad, and the importance of communication in both personal and professional settings.
Follow Daniel on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/dallimelbournefamilylawyer

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