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Divorce Communication and Your Attorney – Maintain Cordial Communication With Spouse
Divorce Communication and Your Attorney - Maintain Cordial Communication With Spouse How can I maintain cordial communication with my spouse? We once heard excellent advice. If you can't say it in 3 sentences, you perhaps shouldn't say anything. Take a break, do...
Divorce Communication and Your Attorney – Discuss the Divorce With Your Spouse
Divorce Communication and Your Attorney - Discuss the Divorce With Your spouse How should I communicate with my spouse about the issues you and I discuss? Your divorce attorney should explain the significance of the attorney-client relationship and the issue of...
Divorce Communication and Your Attorney – How Will We Interact With One Another?
Divorce Communication and Your Attorney - How Will We Interact With One Another? Communication may take the form of a phone call, an email, videoconferencing, or in-person meetings. As the needs of the client change, better family law attorneys communicate in a...
Divorce Communication and Your Attorney – How Frequently Will We Discuss My Case?
Divorce Communication and Your Attorney - How Frequently Will We Discuss My Case? Family Law attorneys that find this question challenging to answer may be a poor communicators. On the other hand, organized and disciplined divorce attorneys tend to use a proactive...
11 Tips to Keep You Out of Our Office – Last in a Series
11 Tips to Keep You Out of Our Office - Last in a Series Many marriages are simply too broken, but many might never have gone awry, had these 11 simple tips been learned. Always remember to pray! Every day, pray for your marriage, home, and children. If you don't have...
11 Tips to Keep You Out of Our Office – 10th in a Series
11 Tips to Keep You Out of Our Office - 10th in a Series Many marriages are simply too broken, but many might never have gone awry, had these 11 simple tips been learned. Communicate frequently. Talk about something other than the kids, the house, and the finances...
Millennials in the Child Support Program – Conclusion
Millennials in the Child Support Program - Conclusion This brief takes a closer look at millennial custodial and noncustodial parents. It shows that millennial custodial parents are less likely to marry than earlier generations, but their work force and poverty status...
11 Tips to Keep You Out of Our Office – 9th in a Series
11 Tips to Keep You Out of Our Office - 9th in a Series Many marriages are simply too broken, but many might never have gone awry, had these 11 simple tips been learned. Keep your enthusiasm alive! She used to wear seductive boy shorts when you were dating, but now...
Happy Presidents’ Day
Democracy Strong! Happy Presidents' Day.
Millennial Noncustodial Fathers are Less Likely to Work vs Generation X
Millennial Noncustodial Fathers are Less Likely to Work vs Generation X Using data from the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG), conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics, we can compare the employment and poverty status of millennial noncustodial...