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As helpful as the law can sometimes be to solve problems, I have come to believe that litigation and court-imposed solutions are rarely the best choice for divorcing couples.
At a recent gathering of family lawyers, we were asked to throw out words we associate with the litigation process in family law cases. The words included:  [...]

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In my last post I shared some ways to help you keep your legal costs down in a divorce. Here are a few more tips.

Do your homework. Your legal action is a joint endeavor between you and your lawyer. You will be asked to document your income, property, and debts. The more information – and [...]

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This may be obvious, but what lawyers have to sell is their time.  As an experienced divorce attorney (and formerly divorced person), I have some tips to pass along.  You should end up with a fair result in your divorce case, but how much you pay for it will depend on the amount of time [...]

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