Another blog I recently wrote for LinkedIn: It’s a New Year. Why does that so often mean divorce? Every year in January we receive more calls from people who want to learn about, discuss or file for divorce. Some may think January is a time to renew efforts to keep a relationship together. But in […]
Court decided resolution is never as good as a result agreed to by the people involved. And that can best be accomplished if we act civilly.
I didn’t do anything complex or change anything or anyone, but I did my little part, using the knowledge I have, to try to improve lives. And that made the day wholly worthwhile.
While there certainly is more than one way to work with the press, I have found that being forthcoming with the media, even if my answer is “I don’t know”, or “I know but cannot and will not say”, has been the best.
Divorce filings always seem to decrease around Christmas time. There may be many reasons, including some that we hear such as wanting to keep the family together for one last holiday, or feeling guilty about filing around Christmas time. It is a nice reprieve and it is always nice to see people really give their […]
the goal is to enhance American and Cuban lawyers knowledge and skills in family law,
I have been very fortunate to have been invited to speak on high profile and high asset divorce recently.
Knowledge is power and we should all be as knowledgable as we can about the laws that so vitally affect families, especially children.
If you search for a family law form and it is not in the book, please let me know so we can consider including it, if appropriate for the book, in the updates.
The speakers and program producers have worked very hard to organize and create this exciting program and we hope you will join us.
