The truth is that no one can ever be truly prepared for everything this woman had to deal with. Life is all about throwing wrenches in our plans and throwing us for loops. That being said, there are some things that may have saved her from going as far down the hole as she did.
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What I learned about lawyers while buying a car
I recently decided to get a new car. I started the process just like I recommend clients shop for a lawyer – I did my research, knew exactly what I needed, and asked questions of experts to make sure I understood the specifics. Then came the hard part: getting a good price.
What To Pay Your Lawyer For (and what NOT to pay for) (VIDEO)
What should you actually be paying your lawyer for, and what should you NOT pay money for?
What To Pay Your Lawyer For (and what NOT to pay for)
While I may be a lawyer, I am also human, and I understand how difficult it is to budget for something when you don’t actually know how much it will cost. While you may not be able to control the total expense, you can make sure you are informed about what exactly your lawyer will bill you for.
Car Shopping vs. Lawyer Shopping
I saw a client and I bought a car. (No, the client did not pay for my new car.)
Cold, Flu, and Family Court
If you have a divorce or child custody order, follow these steps to make sure you are ready for a cold/flu/corona crisis:
Women say this a lot, but it’s not true.
Women say this a lot, but it’s not true.
Let’s Talk Money (Time for Truth)
I know exactly what she means: her life, her kids, and her future potential are her primary focus points. I get that. As a lawyer, however, I have to be honest when I tell you that family court is very much about the money, and if you do not pay attention to it, you may end up losing.
What’s better than a sliding scale?
She said, “I just feel so discouraged. I need help, but I cannot afford to pay what everyone is asking for a lawyer.”
“Let’s talk,” I said, “I’m sure we can get you the help you need.”
Is it the lawyer’s “win,” or yours?
Everyone talks about lawyers winning and losing cases.
When you hire a lawyer, though, who defines what constitutes a “win?”