The Art of Divorce Settlement Negotiations – Series, Part 3
By Gilbert B. Feibleman and Paul Saucy: Shakespeare said “to thine own self be true.” You cannot enter the settlement arena without knowing your own limitations. Understand when to call in a specialist. Other professions and occupations...
The Art of Divorce Settlement Negotiations – Series, Part 2
Negotiating a divorce case is like no other negotiation for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that there are few hard laws or legal rules that apply. The vagueness of asset values, flexible criteria for division of property, and the lack of objective spousal support standards always gives the advantage to the legally and factually informed and prepared lawyer. The next question to answer is whether your opponent is that lawyer.
Matrimonial Practice In The Digital Age: Part 1 of 2
Deconstructing Electronic Evidence: What Is It in Layperson's Terms - Sources of Evidence and Electronic Evidence Procedure. (Part 1 of 2)
Matrimonial Practice In The Digital Age: Part 2 of 2
Deconstructing Electronic Evidence: What Is It in Layperson's Terms - Sources of Evidence and Electronic Evidence Procedure. (Part 2 of 2)
Dealing with Child Pornography
The issue of child pornography is so distasteful and abhorrent to most clients and their counsel that the issue is rarely discussed or addressed unless and until it is staring them right in the eye. That is not the time to first become aware of the legal issues and practical implications of such a discovery.
How to Deal with Impaired Clients, Professionals and Judges: Part 1 of 5
A guide for how family law attorneys deal with impaired individuals, whether they are their clients, their opposing counsel, or the judges before whom they practice. Part 1: Mental Disorders and Substance abuse
How to Deal with Impaired Clients, Professionals and Judges: Part 2 of 5
A guide for how family law attorneys deal with impaired individuals, whether they are their clients, their opposing counsel, or the judges before whom they practice. Part 2: Mood and Personality Disorders
How to Deal with Impaired Clients, Professionals and Judges: Part 3 of 5
A guide for how family law attorneys deal with impaired individuals, whether they are their clients, their opposing counsel, or the judges before whom they practice. Part 3: Other Sources of Information, Diagnosis of Common Disorders
How to Deal with Impaired Clients, Professionals and Judges: Part 4 of 5
A guide for how family law attorneys deal with impaired individuals, whether they are their clients, their opposing counsel, or the judges before whom they practice. Part 4: Drug Therapy and the Substance Abuser issue
How to Deal with Impaired Clients, Professionals and Judges: Part 5 of 5
A guide for how family law attorneys deal with impaired individuals, whether they are their clients, their opposing counsel, or the judges before whom they practice. Part 5: Coping with the impaired client - Alcoholic Anonymous, Ethical Considerations and Drug and Alcohol Treatment Centers
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