January 22, 2021
The vast majority of family court cases resolve by agreement. Typically those agreements are made outside of court. Such agreements must be reviewed and approved
Let’s save the warm fuzzies for the end of the case
October 14, 2020
I am aware that I could double my case load if I gave potential clients the warm fuzzies and projected more confidence in a likely
Five items of technology that improve the efficiency of the family law attorney-client relationship
August 15, 2020
Some family law litigants simply “don’t do technology.” That resistance slows their case and costs them money. There are five items of technology that every
The interactions of abuse and neglect placement plans with return of the child
July 29, 2020
Any time a family court finds a parent has abused or neglected his or her child, it will offer that parent a placement plan (sometimes
A few big things trump a lot of small things
August 28, 2019
At the very beginning of any new domestic client relationship the attorney and client need to discuss the client’s goal, discuss the law related to
November 10, 2018
Earlier this week I received what may be one of the bigger complements of my career. A fellow member of the local family court bar
The pessimistic defendant’s attorney
November 6, 2018
I suspect I lose a lot of business by projecting a pessimistic outlook when first meeting with Defendants in family law cases. While many litigants
A client’s tolerance for uncertainty is a consideration in settlement negotiations
June 19, 2018
There’s a theory that our modern world offers us so little exposure to pathogens that our autoimmune systems overreact to things like pollen and peanuts,
