She walked out of his office more frustrated with her attorney than she was with her soon-to-be ex-husband. They had finally found a moment away from their new interests and had come to an agreement on everything. The children, the finances (including the credit card...
Month: July 2020
When the Pillars of Marriage Begin to Crumble
What better way is there to spend my time as a newlywed than talking about divorce? During the months leading up to my nuptials, my husband and I enrolled in a pre-marital counseling course. The course included eight couples to one counselor and a broad discussion on...
Getting your children back when the other parent took them abroad
Sometime during a normal visitation weekend, your former spouse took your children and boarded a plane for Paris. You have custody of your children and did not receive notification about this trip to the city where your ex-spouse grew up.Now you...
We Are In The Break Up Business
Divorce is the ultimate break up. As divorce attorneys, we are in the break up business. Unfortunately, that is often overlooked in the lawyer's office where the focus is on asset division, child support, and rotating weekends.Sitting in an uncomfortable chair, across...
Conducting the People’s Legal Business During Covid-19 and Beyond
There is no dispute that Covid-19 has affected everything. Conducting the people's legal business is no exception.Court houses shut down hard in March. No hearings. No trials. No status conferences. In April, a few court houses and a few court rooms started to try to...
Strong ≠ Invincible
"That's the problem with being the strong one; No one offers you a hand." - A Wise PersonStrength does not equate to invincibility. Mental illnesses affects tens of millions of individuals each year. Research has shown that only half of the individuals diagnosed with...