But if we, and importantly the judges, can know the very present, then we are more likely to formulate plans for our children that will work now, and hopefully into the future.
But what about less famous people? Should the public have a right to know the details of the average divorce?
I get excited when I have an opportunity to meet other professionals that can help me do my job better.
Unfortunately, the symbolic gesture of closure for many divorcing parties in the U.S. is a trial.
The bottom line is that change is inevitable and when it is as significant as a divorce, everything changes.
But once settlement efforts are exhausted, trial becomes inevitable.
A Georgia Public Broadcasting article suggests birth rates and divorce rates are down in this poor economy. But is this a good thing? We must remember that divorce, is a legal proceeding, not a determinative identification of which marriages are stable and which are not. Perhaps the economy is preventing some folks from filing legal […]
…she now claims that a sequel to the movie “Wall Street” qualifies as related to work he did before the divorce. I don’t buy that argument.
private resolution of potentially public disputes is a real challenge, but almost always worth the effort
I encourage anyone who has an opportunity to improve our system to volunteer to do so.
