Thinking about going to court alone? If you plan to represent yourself, consider this: a recent Divorce Corp poll asked "If you ever tried to represent yourself, was the judge biased against you for not understanding the law or courtroom procedure?"Only 5%...
Month: May 2014
Silence in the Courtroom – The Justice Cafe’
I had a horrible experience in Court last week.As is often the case, my case, the one which brought me to court, was not the first case called. I sat through several hearings awaiting the call of my case. What I watched made my skin crawl and blood curdle...
Clarity in Marriage
Marriage is many things. One of them is an endless series of negotiations. I've been helping people with their divorces for 25 years now. When a couple are at odds, and considering whether to work on the marriage or let the marriage go and get...
Divorce, Hire slow and fire fast?
There are many different ways of doing things. Few are wrong. Most make sense. In employment, there is a mantra of "Hire slow and fire fast." It means, take a long time to interview many people for a position and a longer time still to really get to...
Divorce, Trust but Verify
When threatened with divorce, a leopard can change his stripes, with a coat of very temporary paint. "I'm divorcing you," is often met with, "But I'll change." Sometimes that change is heartfelt and well intended. The effort and duration of that change is...