by Wendy Hernandez | May 19, 2014 | Disclosure, Divorce, Trial Testimony
Stages of Love: Social Media in Divorce and Dating As you can imagine, social media is the perfect place for every stage of love. You can meet someone new through a dating site, as well as through mutual friends or interests. You can build your connections every day...
by Wendy Hernandez | Oct 28, 2013 | Divorce Coaching, Trial, Trial Testimony
ADVISORY POST: What People Representing Themselves Need to Know Top 4 Things People Representing Themselves Need to Know Written by: Stefano Ceroni Because so many Arizona Family Law divorce cases are handled without attorneys, I decided to make a list of the top 4...
by Wendy Hernandez | Sep 23, 2013 | Attorney Fees, Child Support, Modifying Child Support, Spousal Maintenance, Support and Alimony, Trial Testimony
The Top 3 Things to Know When Filling Out Your “AFI” Written by: Stefano Ceroni If your Arizona divorce or child custody case involves the issue(s) of either child support, spousal maintenance or attorney’s fees, then chances are you’ve become intimately familiar with...
by Wendy Hernandez | Sep 5, 2013 | Trial, Trial Testimony, Uncategorized, Wendy Hernandez Blog
Get Ready to Rumble During Cross-Examination Are you getting ready to rumble in the family law courtroom? If so, you need to know how to testify during cross-examination. If you haven’t already, read our full article on “How to Testify During Cross-Examination” AND...
by Wendy Hernandez | Aug 13, 2013 | Abuse, Newsletter, Trial, Trial Testimony, Wendy Hernandez Blog
What Teenaged Bullying Has to Do With Cross Examination Today, I’m going to tell you about the time I got beaten to a bloody pulp. It was one of the scariest experiences of my life. It changed me forever. Before I go into that, though, in case you don’t already know...
by Wendy Hernandez | Aug 13, 2013 | Trial, Trial Testimony, Wendy Hernandez Blog
How to Testify During Cross Examination Cross-examination is not for the faint of heart. You are on the defensive during cross. Your answers during cross examination can totally change the “match” and win (or lose) you the case. Because of this, you MUST be...
