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The best way to achieve a successful outcome at trial is by preparing thoroughly and discussing reasonable expectations with your client. Read more
Children fear being ostracized by their family if they make sex abuse allegations involving a family member. Here's how to ensure you have the right evaluator for your case. Read more
Family lawyer Kiilu Davis discusses racism and discrimination in family law past and present – and looks to the future with hope for true equality. Read more
Child custody consultant and forensic psychologist Robert Simon, Ph.D., discusses the proper role of forensic psychologists in family court – and ways to detect if an evaluator is trusting t... Read more
When civility in family law breaks down, the proceedings need a hard stop. Judges often try to curb bad behavior with polite remonstrances; unfortunately, these palliatives work infrequently... Read more
When alcohol abuse is a concern, alcohol monitoring can be a vital component of a custody/co-parenting agreement that is enforceable by the court system. Read more
Zoom provides many benefits to family lawyers, which is why it can be a great tool to use. To prepare for a Zoom trial, there are a few things family lawyers should take into consideration. Read more
Commit to being fully prepared and understanding the goals of oral argument, and use these 6 tips for dealing with hostile or quiet appellate panels at oral argument. Read more
The key to oral argument is to anticipate the questions from the appellate court. Here are 9 tips for handling questions and difficult judges at oral argument. Read more
The fact that we’re now talking about gender-based discrimination, racism, and other biases in the family law system is a step in the right direction. Read more
