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Three Rules to Live By When Going Through a Divorce

By |August 11th, 2016|Categories: Divorce, Family Law-General|Tags: , , |

1. Don’t Fail to Keep Your Attorney Advised of Your Whereabouts. The only thing more exasperating to an attorney and more damaging to your case than lying to your attorney, is falling off the face [...]

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Burden of Proof. What it Means to You in Family Court

By |July 6th, 2016|Categories: Custody, Divorce, Family Law-General, Visitation|Tags: , , , |

Different areas of law require different burdens of proof. In Criminal Law, the burden of proof is “beyond a reasonable doubt,” commonly thought of as 99% certainty. For Family Law, the [...]

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Courtroom Instincts Result in Speedy, Favorable Outcome

By |June 23rd, 2016|Categories: Civil Litigation, Divorce, Family Law-General|Tags: , |

This is the third post in a three part series in which I highlight positive outcomes for cases that I’ve handled over the years and what you can learn from them. This is not a representation of [...]

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