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Category Archives: Blog
How To Bond Over Video Chat
Bonding is essential to building trust and developing a relationship between a parent and child. It is the entire foundation of the “joint custody presumption” and the philosophy behind parents sharing equal time. But is equal time really what matters?
I’m Back!
After 7 months fighting my own court battle, in a foreign country all by myself, I am now a lawyer who gets it.
The Most Important Person in Your Corner
If you think that your best friend or the professional charging you a fortune is the most important person in your corner, then you’re wrong.
Getting Divorced Without A Fight
You go through enough just making the decision to get divorced. By the time you get there, the last thing you need is another huge fight.
What To Tell Your Ex About Your New Relationship
This moral dilemma troubles everyone from adolescent girls around a lunch table to women sipping wine in their golden years. Here is my lawyer-friend advice for what to tell your ex about your new relationship.
How to Change Your Name
The process for how to change your name is simple: get a legal documentation of the change, then get all your important documents re-issued in your new name. Skipping either of these steps can cause headaches, hassles, and legal issues when you least expect them.
The 3 Types of Lawyers
There are lots of very good lawyers out there, but that does not necessarily make them the best lawyer for you.
So, how do you know who to hire?
The Single Most Important Thing I Learned in Law School
I just work in the legal system. If you come to me for help, then your life as you know it depends on this system. Good arguments, solid strategies, and “lawyer tricks” will only get you so far.
A New Way to Pay
I’ve had the honor of working with a true spectrum of people at the most difficult times in their lives. Despite all the differences, though, one thing has been consistent in almost everyone I have represented in family court: frustration about money.