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The clients who drove you crazy when they were on the warpath to get out of paying alimony or desperate to stop their children from forming a familial bond with their ex-spouse’s new partner... Read more
The attorney-client privilege means that everything a client says to his or her lawyer about matters related to the client’s legal case is confidential, and the lawyer must not share it with... Read more
Identifying possible conflicts of interest should happen as early as possible in the attorney-client relationship, preferably within the first few minutes of the first in-person consultation... Read more
Here are some tips for taking a client-centered approach to family law, including understanding where to set boundaries and communication expectations. Read more
Building trust with family law clients is a dynamic and ongoing process that requires empathy, transparency, and a personalized approach. Read more
Building a resilient family law practice involves a multi-faceted approach that combines technological innovation, ongoing education, strong client relationships, and more. Read more
Clients who are victims of marital wrongdoing often believe their no-fault divorce should have a moral or "fault" component. Here are 4 perspectives that may help to console those clients. Read more
Attorneys must be zealous advocates, but that does not mean accepting every word our clients say. Keep that psychological grain of salt handy – and warn clients that they may sometimes be af... Read more
When your family law client is denying the reality of their situation, use these strategies to help keep the process – and your client – on track. Read more
Responding intentionally and appropriately to an emotional client takes practice and patience. It is work – but it is also a critical skill for family lawyers to cultivate. Read more
