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 […]
Child support, Divorce, Domestic violence, Family law, Law, People, Violence and Abuse, WomenAttorneys 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 […]
Child support, Division of property, Divorce, Emotion, Law, Lawsuit, Lawyer, MarriageTwenty 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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