Why advisers must warn divorcing clients about AI-generated assumptions

Divorcing clients are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence before seeking professional advice.  It is easy to understand why. When relationships break down, the emotional and financial stakes are high.  People want quick answers and, perhaps more importantly, reassurance.  AI provides both by delivering confident, immediate responses at a time of uncertainty. But in family law, that apparent clarity can be misleading.  Corporate clients embarking on an M&A transaction are unlikely to ask a chatbot to draft a share purchase agreement. Likewise, high earners rarely rely...