Lately the news is buzzing with the issue of ex parte communications between a judge and a witness. For legal professionals, we understand the dangers ex parte communications can cause in any case, criminal or civil. Thus, we stand on guard to prevent or correct such...
Month: June 2024
Child Hearsay: When Can We Use it?
I hear it time and time again: clients asking why we cannot use the video or audio recording of their children in court. It can be so tempting to record your child saying that they don’t like going to dad’s house or telling you that mom yells at them a lot. And we get...
Law School, the Bar Exam, and Other Things that Keep Future Lawyers Up at Night
Every May of each year, a new wave of hopeful law students cross their graduation stage. Along with the applause and congratulations from professors, peers, and family members, you also will certainly be asked this question: so when do you have to take the bar? I have...
Empty Nest Divorce: Understanding and Moving Forward
The house is quiet. The kids have moved out, leaving behind empty rooms and memories. For many couples, this transition brings a mix of emotions. While some find new adventures together, others face the reality that their partnership is no longer fulfilling. This is...
Business Estate Planning Made Simple
Running a business is no small feat, and planning for its future can feel overwhelming. But it doesn't have to be. This guide will walk you through the essentials of business estate planning, offering tips and insights to make the process more straightforward. Whether...