Here is your Spring 2013 Family Lawyer Magazine e-Newsletter!
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In this issue:
- Financial Matters
How to Correctly Identify Retirement Plans in a Divorce
By Louise Nixon, QDRO Specialist
One of the most common problems for family lawyers is figuring out retirement plans in a case. Here are tips to successfully identify these plans. - Technology
Tech Tools to Make You a More Effective Family Lawyer
By Nicole Black, Lawyer
To successfully practice law in the 21st century, take advantage of the flexibility and affordability of mobile and cloud computing. - Marketing
Have You Googled Your Name Lately?
By Martha Chan, Marketing Consultant
Reputation is important to all family lawyers, but how much control do you have over what is said about you and your law firm online? - Courtroom Strategies
Be a Better Advocate When Time is Short
By Randall M. Kessler, Family Lawyer
Sometimes attorneys are unable to succinctly convey relevant facts of a case because they become too emotionally invested. Keeping an objective eye is the most important tool to handle cases efficiently and effectively. - Making a Difference
Training Family Lawyers for Trial
Our interview with Stephen Kolodny, Family Lawyer
Stephen Kolodny talks about the Houston Family Law Trial Institute, the value it provides family lawyers, and why he feels the need and desire to “give back” to the profession. - Custody
Evaluating a Teen’s Parental Preference
By Gerald Cooke, Psychologist
Evaluators must carefully explore a teenager’s motives to properly gauge how well-reasoned their custody preference is. - Health and Well-Being
Use Ergonomics to Make Your Office More Comfortable and Productive
By Odette Pollar, Consultant
Ergonomic considerations are important for any office. Making a workplace more comfortable and productive includes considering air circulation and quality, lighting, sound control, furniture layout, computers and monitors.
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We hope this newsletter is informative and useful towards your practice of family law.
