Alma, one counsellor with four areas

Divorce, custody, child support, visitation, dismissal, contracts. Alma works only with what is on record: the messages with their dates and the documents you uploaded, and she quotes the exact line she is relying on. She points out what contradicts what you already agreed and what is worth putting in writing. She is not a lawyer and does not replace one.

Partner, ex-partner, family, friends. Alma looks at how you talk before what you talk about: who asks, who gives in, what repeats and what never quite gets said. She names the need underneath the reproach and offers you sentences in the first person, without accusation. She is not a therapist: if sustained distress shows up, she says so and points you to professional help.

A date, someone you are just starting with, someone you want to get closer to. There is no shared history holding anything up yet, so Alma looks at real interest and at pace: concrete curiosity about what that person has already told you, and specific plans instead of "we should hang out sometime". When the interest is clearly one-sided she tells you, with the messages that prove it, instead of helping you push.

Clients, partners, boss, team. The criterion is the concrete next step: what is being asked, by when, who does it and what happens if it does not land. Alma keeps the professional register without making it cold, separates the position from the interest behind it and, when money or deadlines are involved, quotes the date and the exact words of the earlier commitment.