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Kimberley Kellogg

Kimberley graduated from University of Missouri Kansas City School of Law. She was an assistant special public defender for several years, then opened her law firm.    The majority of her practice was criminal defense and domestic litigation across two states and 13 counties.  She was a solo practitioner in Kansas and Missouri for 11 years. During that time she tried 20 jury cases in federal and state court.   During the trial of OJ Simpson in 1994, she served as a local commentator and legal analyst on television.  She has served on the Missouri Committee for Solo and Small Offices, the Kansas Court Committee on Media and the Law, and the National Association of Criminal Lawyers Legislative Committee.

Kimberley Kellogg is an expert in the ethical dilemmas that occur in the practice of law.  She combines state case law, the model rules of professional conduct and her personal experiences throughout the disbarment process to educate legal professionals and to provide insightful experience.  Kimberley has the courage as a lawyer [not presently practicing] to share her knowledge, in the hope that others will not reach the point she did, (disbarment).  She offers compassion for her past clients, opposing counsel and the courts.  Kimberley provides solutions for stress management and down to earth advice on how to remain grounded.  She is available to speak at conferences and seminars on legal ethics. She is currently a court-approved mediator in Missouri.  Kimberley will soon be a published author with her new book; “Your Survival Guide to Divorce.”

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Kimberley Kellogg is an expert in the ethical dilemmas that occur in the practice of law. She combines state case law, the model rules of professional conduct and her personal experiences throughout the disbarment process to educate legal professionals and to provide insightful experience. Kimberley has the courage as a lawyer [not presently practicing] to share her experience, in the hope that others will not reach the point she did,(disbarment). She offers compassion for her past clients, opposing counsel and the courts. Kimberley provides solutions for stress management and down to earth advice on how to remain grounded. She is available to speak at conferences and seminars on legal ethics. She is currently a court-approved mediator in Missouri. Kimberley will soon be a published author with her new book; Your Survival Guide to Divorce.

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  • Apology / Thanksgiving at the Plaza

    Apology. My computer has died. Yes, I back up my computer weekly. I am in the middle of finals without a computer and writing a final paper on my iPhone. Who has time to research  which computer to purchase and have it set-up? I hope to be up and running within a week. Thanksgiving at […]

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    Military Relationships

    Today, I asked one of my friends if he had a military relationship story for my examiner.com on relationships. His reply was better than any story I have read or heard. Please give me your comments on this powerful story. If only Washington D.C. heard this story. My friend replied, “Well, my family as you, […]

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    Hot Tips to Improve Your Relationship

    This last week I asked for tips to improve your relationship. The following are the tips I received directly or indirectly. Please let me know which tip you believe to be the best. Reader or Others Tips Stay single??? Mike B. Open the car door for her on the first date, and compliment her on […]

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    Twenty Two Steps to Save Your Practice or Relationships

    Twenty Two steps to save your practice 1. Admit there is a problem, whatever the source is long as it points to YOU. 2. Stressed out individuals don’t make good decisions. Use a legal sleep aid. 3. Eat healthy foods. Get rid of fast foods, soda, sugar, salts, alcohol and additives you can’t pronounce. 4. […]

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  • Basic Ethics Overbilling and Sex with a Client

    Legal Ethics American Bar Association Ex-Big Law Partner Disbarred for Bogus Time Entries, Expensed Meals for Internet Dates Posted Jan 12, 2011 10:21 AM CST By Debra Cassens Weiss • Email • Print • Reprints • The New Jersey Supreme Court has disbarred a former BigLaw partner for creating phony time records, having sex with […]

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    The Art of Forgiveness

    Ethics: The Art of Forgiveness In this day and age of over-litigation, people are afraid to say, “ I am sorry” However, the act of taking responsibility and being sympathetic with another should be the norm, not the rare event. After experiencing a bad or sad event people need human compassion. I believe many lawsuits […]

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    The Three Stages of Divorce

    The Process of Divorce: Major Phases Three Stages The three stages of divorce are: the emotional divorce, the financial divorce, and the legal divorce. The parties of the marriage should complete the emotional divorce before the financial and legal divorce can be easily resolved. If one of the parties has not worked through the emotions […]

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    Psychological changes you will experience during a divorce Part I

    Anger, jealousy, guilt, resentment, bitterness, depression and/or grief are some of the emotions you will experience. There are supposedly several stages of grief but grief is only one of the many and strong emotions you will probably experience. The final stage of grief is acceptance, but some people never get over a divorce. Denial is […]

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  • Who Wants the Divorce?

    Attorneys will tell you that although there are “Do It Yourself” divorce kits readily available, they make up a small percentage of cases. More commonly, amicable divorces become somewhat hostile. Let’s examine the divorce from all three positions: both parties want a divorce, you want the divorce, or your partner wants a divorce. Knowing what […]

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    Twenty Two Signs Your Law Practice Is In Trouble

    Twenty Two Signs your practice is in trouble 1. You have missed a Court hearing more than once. 2. Your clients are complaining you aren’t promptly returning their calls. 3. You begin to avoid the office, mail, e-mail, or telephone calls. 4. Your clients appear at your office without an appointment just to talk with […]

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    Fairness Hearing for Google Books Settlement

    Fairness Hearing for Google Books Settlement The Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers filed a consolidated class action in 2005 after Google announced agreements with libraries to digitize books in the libraries’ collections. Google didn’t obtain copyright permissions before scanning the books. The agreement is 179 pages with 16 attachments. Under the agreement […]

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    Psychological Changes You Will Experience After Your Divorce – Part II

    Life After Divorce Expect to have several more sessions with your therapist after the divorce decree is final. You might not be over the depression of the loss. The aftershock of the reality of a new life will require some adjustments. Once you do take on the goal of seeking happiness again you are still […]

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  • October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 1 of 3 Articles on Abuse

    Abuse, physical or mental, is a leading cause of divorce.  It is difficult for those who are not in an abusive relationship to understand why anyone would put up with abuse.  Due to the proliferation of abuse shelters where battered persons can interact with professionals we are learning more about the psychological profile of abused […]

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    Batman May Have Been a Yale Law Grad

    Batman fights good and evil every day. He is in the middle of major controversy in Gotham City. He has a civic heart and loves a good debate. Batman May Have Been a Yale Grad- News- ABAJournal. http;//www.abajournal.com/weekly/articles Was Batman a Yale Law Grad? In 1974 he was displaying a law diploma from Yale University […]

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    October 30: National Forgiveness Day

    Relationships: the Art of Forgiveness How many times have you apologized in your relationship? Were you sincere or were you just stating cold and indifferent sentences to get by? There is an art to forgiveness. Many couples continue to argue about the same issues. It is important to resolve the issues, and if that isn’t […]

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    Ugh, Valentine’s Day

    St. Valentine’s Day for Adults only Ugh, how much does the single person hate St. Valentine’s Day? It is right up there with New Year’s Eve. Is there still time to book a trip? Sole? More single women spent New Year’s Eve with a dog (pet) than with a man. It there time to get […]

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  • Domestic Violence Part 2 of 3

    To be continued. . . . What can you do about it?  The first step is to be aware of danger signals.  If you are following our advice and have your own therapist please share with him any comments or behaviors that appear threatening, no matter how “off the cuff” or “joking” they appear. Be […]

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Recent Blog Posts:

  • Ugh, Valentine’s Day
  • Basic Ethics Overbilling and Sex with a Client
  • Military Relationships
  • Apology / Thanksgiving at the Plaza
  • Domestic Violence Part 2 of 3

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