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Divorce Can Feel Like A Foreign Country

By |2016-10-30T04:35:15+00:00April 15th, 2013|Divorce, Family Law|

  Spring is a time for fresh starts.  Sometimes, that includes a divorce.  Unfortunately, starting a divorce can feel like going through a foreign country without a map.  A good attorney can guide you through your divorce, like a good GPS system. If you are considering divorce, try to talk with more than one attorney [...]

Summer Possession Notice

By |2016-10-30T04:35:15+00:00April 3rd, 2013|Divorce, Family Law|

Did you receive notice for a possession schedule on April 1st?  Or, did you forget to give your April 1 notice for your summer possession?             If you are wondering what to do next, first read your decree or final order.  That is the most important step to get a great understanding of what you [...]

Collaborative Law saved T. Boone Pickens millions

By |2016-10-30T04:35:16+00:00March 29th, 2013|Collaborative Law, Divorce In the Media|

Collaborative Law and T. Boone Pickens T. Boone Pickens, the legendary billionaire oil and gas tycoon used collaborative law in his divorce, and saved millions.  He estimates that he saved millions because of the way that it works and why it is different from traditional litigation. Traditional litigation and divorce isn't a fit for every [...]

Presumed Fatherhood ?

By |2019-01-28T01:47:43+00:00January 29th, 2013|Divorce In the Media, In the Media|

Presumed Fatherhood – Kris, Kim, and Kanye   Chris Chambers / Frederick M. Brown / Pascal Le Segretain, Getty Images   We have all seen it on tv, heard about it on the radio, or read a friend’s opinion on Facebook.  Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries’ divorce has become a bitter, ugly public relations battle [...]

Tip of the Week – Divorce Temporary Hearing

By |2019-01-24T18:42:59+00:00October 9th, 2012|Divorce, Family Law|

Temporary Hearing A temporary hearing is a hearing after a case has started, when there is a question that only a judge can decide.  A hearing is had before the Judge and orders are issued that will be in effect until the end of the case.  The hearing allows parties a limited amount of time [...]

Tip of the Week – Change your Perspective in Divorce

By |2016-10-30T04:35:19+00:00September 21st, 2012|Divorce|

Change Your Perspective in Divorce Divorce and change from family law issues can be tough.  In my experience, sometimes a change of perspective can help.  It doesn't change the situation, but helps you get through it.  Look around your everyday world: does your middle schooler have 4 tests tomorrow, did your second grader just lose [...]

Tip of the Week: Communication

By |2016-10-30T04:35:23+00:00June 26th, 2012|Divorce, Family Law|

Communication Communication with your ex-spouse can be tough.  And, remembering that the written word can be forever can be stressful. These days with texting, email, Facebook and Twitter we have lots of ways to communicate. This can make co-parenting easier during and after a divorce because it can give flexibility. Just remember that it is [...]

Tip of the Week: Co-Parenting

By |2016-10-30T04:35:24+00:00March 9th, 2012|Divorce|

  Couple Working Together at Home --- Image by © Royalty-Free/Corbis Co-parenting means divorced parents and how they keep doing what they need to do as parents after a divorce. The Office of the Attorney General has some information on their website about Co-Parenting. Look for the more information on Co-Parenting on our Resource [...]

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