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... Read more
For family lawyers facing today’s demanding pace of work, the level of sustained energy required to meet expectations gets harder to maintain. Pouring your all into meeting client demands ta... Read more
Avoid malpractice traps in family law: 22 items and issues to consider in a closing of the file letter to your client that begins the closing process. Read more
Facebook and Twitter evidence in a divorce: Tips to Client & What to do as Practioners and How to get the evidence in. Read more
Use of the internet has significantly increased the speed with which lawyers can communicate. With increased speed comes the risk of making a mistake, including transmitting information to a... Read more
Among the many objections to Collaborative Law in general and the proposed Uniform Act in particular was the ethical questions raised by the practice of Collaborative Law in Divorce. Several... Read more
Judge Brownstone shared six outstanding tips with us on how family lawyers can be more successful and better serve their clients. (Part 1 of 2) Read more
It is important to finish your service with a ceremony and remind the client of the excellent job you have done. Simply stated, people may not fully appreciate what a fine job you have done... Read more
By Mark Banschick: As a lawyer representing a client going through divorce, it can be difficult to deal effectively with your client's personality changes. One day he or she may be angry, th... Read more
