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Thank you for your question, “How do you best cope with a Narcissist discard?”First of all it is a blessing to you that he discarded you. I lived with my Covert Malignant NPD for 47 years and you are so fortunate to not have wasted away your life with one. You need to move on like you are. Some things I found to be helpful in understanding and managing coping skills after the Narcissist’s final discard. You are beginning your journey on the road to recovery.IT IS NOT YOUR FAULT! You did nothing wrong in this marriage to deserve this emotional, verbal, sexual or physical abuse.YOU ARE NOT ALONE IN THIS. I know you feel isolated and lonely because if your support people have never lived with a NPD behind closed doors they do not understand the crazy complex and manipulative behaviors of your husband that you have had to endure. This is why I am here…to help you go through your divorce and onto your recovery.EDUCATE YOURSELF ON HIS NPD. Learn all the characteristics and behaviors of your NPD then you can prevent being a victim by him and any future NPD person you meet.EVALUATE HOW YOU WERE ABLE TO BE SUCKED INTO THEIR CONVULUTED & TANGLED WEB OF LIES AND DECEIT!JOURNAL all your memories and current information and incidences with your NPD. Our courts are not up-to-date on these mental disorders. This way by journaling you have a testimony and evidence of how you were treated which gives the courts the edge in leaning toward your side. Include all the phone numbers and pictures.SEEK OUT A THERAPIST preferably a psychiatrist who has enhanced knowledge of NPD behaviors.FIND AN KNOWLEDGEABLE ATTORNEY who understands NPD if you are going through a divorce.YOU DESERVE JOY, HAPPINESS & PEACE. Don’t shut the door to a new person in your life who can cherish you the way a woman or man should be loved. After you go through these steps and finish your recovery you need to open the door to your soul. You are not meant to close it forever. Recovery from my experience and talking to others lasts 2–3 years.CONTACT ME: Please feel free to contact me or share your story. If you want to privately message me through Quora feel free to do so on Quora’s Messenger. I dont want another woman or man to go through what I have gone through all alone and isolated with no support from family and friends. That is why I am here for you. I lived 47 years married to a person who is a Covert Narcissistic Personality Disorder & ASPD.HOW TO REMAIN STRONG. What keeps me strong are two answers which are educating myself and trusting God. First of all, I was arming myself with the knowledge of NPD education so I can recognize the signs clearly and understand to run the other way when you find someone like this or your ex wants to come back. Read everything you can on these subjects. It made me realize that they are incapable of getting well if they have a full blown NPD.FAITH IN GOD. The second strength is my strong faith in trusting God. God has given me the strength to endure what I’ve gone through. As a result I am now equipted with lots of information on recognizing the characteristics dealing with Covert Narcissistic Personality Sociopath.I grew up planning my career to be a college professor but my life has dramatically changed and I am trying to look on the bright side of life. God has given me the ability to write and share my experience with those who are hurting and I can help them on to their road to recovery. If I can help to change lives, that makes up for the 47 years of life I lost!Good luck to you in your journey on the road to your recovery. I generally found it takes about 2 -3 years to heal. You may experience PTSD which is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Don’t let it scare you. It can be tough but it is important to recognize it and work through it with a therapist.Congratulations on the first step of being separated from your NPD or feel blessed the NPD left you. I know it is hard to understand and wrap your head around what you have gone through.NO CONTACT. Now do not talk to him, text him, write him or send any messages to him. They will do anything to try and get you back. Stop “all contact.” If you have any questions you can contact me privately through Quora Messaging. I will be praying for strength for you! You are now no longer a victim of his but a sole NPD SURVIVOR!!!Best of Luck! Take Care, Marlene

This kind of thing happens all the time, at least in large firms. Roughly speaking, there are three “levels”:If the outgoing lawyer is junior, the client probably doesn’t care, and in fact might not even know. At most, they’ll get an email from lead counsel or a lieutenant-level lawyer along the lines of “Effective immediately, John Smith has left the firm. Jane Doe is taking over for John Smith, please feel free to contact her for any questions you may have previously sent to John.” The client will (maybe) email back “Jane, nice to meet you,” and that will be that.For medium-seniority lawyers, it will be a little more of a transition. The client or the other lawyers on the team may still want the outgoing lawyer involved the case, at least for the short term. For example, when I left the world of large law firms, the largest case I was on was heading to a critical phase of trial. I agreed to continue my responsibilities on that case from my new firm, up through the end of that critical phase. (All in all, it was a couple months I think.)But there was never a question of me taking over the whole case. I didn’t have the expertise or the manpower at my new firm.Now, if the outgoing lawyer is senior enough that the client might want to follow the lawyer, the client will get a different kind of message. It will typically be a joint letter (or I guess, joint email?) from the outgoing lawyer and the leadership at the firm. The upshot of the letter will be along the lines of:Dear Client, as you may know, Lawyer McFancyPants will be joining the law firm Bob Lablaw and Associates effective January 1, 2022. We both want to continue working for you, because we both like how you pay your bills on time. But we’re reminding you that the choice of who represents your interests falls to you. Let us know which of us wins our fight for your cash.Once again, it’s possible for the outgoing lawyer to continue working with the prior team for a while, as responsibilities transition. This is, in fact, the most likely outcome in the short term.