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Often individuals have a view that the legal system is effective and even “understanding” unless they have been through a legal matter. However, the county you file in, the judge you are assigned and the litigious nature of your spouse and their attorney determine the...

Making copies of paperwork in an organized way saves your attorney time and saves you money. It is recommended that you make a duplicate copy for yourself to make phone conversations during your case more efficient. Take the time to get to know the paralegal,...

If you have made the decision to move forward with custody or divorce filings, you will need to get organized first. Be prepared to relay case facts in a concise timeline oriented way, and certainly in writing if possible. Assets will need to be listed including their...

Many couples enduring divorce or custody matters will be ordered to go to a certified mediator to lessen or resolve their issues prior to setting a trial date which might take up a great amount of the court’s already short docket time. In lieu of this process,...

Filing for divorce or custody requires planning – and before the other spouse is aware of your intentions if possible. Do you know the placement of tax records, know all account numbers and passwords? Are your banking accounts listed “and” or “or” and would this allow...