7 Ways to Prepare for a Deposition in Your Divorce Case When you tell someone they need to sit for a deposition, they often panic and say they won’t do it. Some respond by saying something like “Oh, that’ll be a perfect time to tell every detail of my life story and display my […]
Why The Principle of the Matter Doesn’t Matter The principle of the matter doesn’t really matter. In a moment when someone has wronged you, it feels like it is the ONLY thing that matters, but it doesn’t. What does matter? Peace. In your heart. And in your life. Getting to that […]
Mud-Slinging E-Mails to Your Ex and Unclean Hands at Trial Written by: Tracy Augustin What Are Unclean Hands? The doctrine of “unclean hands” was one of my favorites going through law school. Why, you wonder? Well, mainly because it was so easy to understand and remember. I mean the name practically […]
What Family Law Judges Want Episode 29 http://media.blubrry.com/familylawinsider/p/content.blubrry.com/familylawinsider/Chris_Whitten_Session_FINAL_MXDWN.mp3 Leave us a 5-star rating and review on iTunes and Stitcher! Disclaimer: The materials and content within this podcast are intended as general information only and are not to be considered a substitute for professional legal advice or a consultation with a lawyer. 1. Family Law Tip of the Week […]
A Recipe for Successful Settlement in Your Family Law Case The Difference Between Positions and Interests Written by: Stefano Ceroni Generally speaking, it is the objective of anyone who is involved in a debate, argument, dispute or formal litigation to advocate for a particular position in order to obtain a result that they […]
The 10 Keys to Your Family Law Judge’s Heart The Reasons You Should Read “The 10 Keys to Your Family Law Judge’s Heart” If you are involved in any sort of family court case, the chances are great that at some point, you will have to appear in front of a family law judge. […]
How to Make a Settlement Offer in Your Family Law Case Why Settlement Offers are Exchanged Prior to Trial (In Most Cases) Written by: Stefano Ceroni It is extremely likely that during your divorce, child custody or post-decree dispute with your ex, at least one offer of settlement will be exchanged prior to […]
New Year’s Resolutions for Family Law Clients Written by: Stefano Ceroni It’s that time of year again! Yep, time to start thinking about those New Year’s Resolutions. You remember… those annual false promises that everyone makes to themselves at the beginning of each year about how they’re going to do things differently. […]
How to Be a Successful Family Law Client What do family and divorce law attorneys look for when it comes to selecting their clients? Written by: Stefano Ceroni If you’re reading this question and you’re not an attorney, then I anticipate that you may be a bit taken aback. Specifically, you may be […]
Arizona Family Law and an Alternative to Trial Methods for Resolving Your Case Without Going to Trial Written by: Tracy Augustin Trial can be expensive…no doubt about it. Depending on a number of factors, a full-blown divorce trial could easily cost one of the parties over $10,000 in attorney’s fees. For […]
