A few updates, January 2022
It’s January, so there’s always something new to be aware of. Books for Lawyers and Clients 1.Here’s an update on some books and resources with
It’s January, so there’s always something new to be aware of. Books for Lawyers and Clients 1.Here’s an update on some books and resources with
Here are a few suggested agreements/ Stipulations to request of opposing counsel (or from the court) for online court appearances, including court hearings and depositions. And
I wrote this article for the University of Baltimore School of Law newsletter on Covid-19 and its impact on family courts and professionals. Things continue to change
The Rules changed on 1/1/2019, so how extensive were the changes? There are a number of substantive changes to cover, and this article in the Arizona Attorney
The Arizona Civil Rules of Procedure change on January 1, 2017, and some of the changes affect family law work. Even if some Civil changes
Like it or not, you as a family law attorney have an online presence. It comes from your website, your blog, your LinkedIn profile, your
I started using Google Docs as my sort of personal Dropbox, storing a document in the cloud so I could access it either at home
I don’t claim to be an expert on in-courtroom technology. But a case I’m involved with now in private arbitration has opened my eyes
A great article and five great points on a subject that frequently arises in family law cases: Deal with obnoxious opposing counsel You can’t control
Best Motion to Continue Ever Sometimes I just really like practicing law, including those times when one receives a motion like this. While this one
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