I'm really dating myself here. I spent some formative time watching and listening to The Monkeys. I had most of their albums. I wouldn't miss a show. And while the Beatles had far more to do with my philosophical disposition, I learned...
Month: February 2012
Pandora’s Box, the contempt that keeps on giving.
"Be careful what you ask for," could well be another title for tonight's installment. Every so often we are hired to defend a contempt case. As we review the other side's contentions, we assess the Order or Agreement from which our client's duty arose and in it...
The Cayman Courts
Today was Judiciary day. Shelia and I left our seminar and visited the Cayman Courts. It was time to leave the safe confines of the legal education we were receiving in the seminar room and get to the heart of the matter working in International Family Law.One...
Law Internationally: From the Front Lines of Grand Cayman
Okay, I'll admit it. I'm having a really good time. I'm blogging tonight, not at an unusual time for me, but from an unusual place. I'm sitting on a beach in the Carribean on Grand Cayman's Seven Mile Beach, listening to waves roll in as dependable...
The Cutting Edge of Family Law
We handle many family law cases each month. We are fortunate to have hundreds of families entrust their family law issues to us every year. Most of our cases are rather straightforward (from the global perspective of the standardization implicitly imposed by the...