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Who Smiles and Who Cries When They Divorce?
This is a good artocle published by Judith Wallerstein, Ph.D. As a divorce attorney, I have seen a great many cases where one person wants out and the other wants to stay. Usually the person who wants to stay is stunned and in denial that the divorce is even...
Crazy Time and Dealing with Difficult Clients
Having been involved in many high conflict divorce cases, I can attest that Mr. Gornbein gives excellent advice. The most important lessons have learned over the years is not to take things seriously. Client's in high conflict are having the worst experience of their...
Judge has harsh words for Mom before sentencing her for spanking her kid
Judge has harsh words for Mom before sentencing her for spanking her kid See this article about a Texan judged who sentenced a mother for felony abuse charges after she spanked her child. Note, she did not use a belt or leave any bruises,...
High Conflict Divorce Tip #1: Boundaries
In my career as a divorce professional, I have developed a name for myself as an attorney who knows how to guide clients through a high conflict divorce. My business partners observe that I have some of the craziest cases they have seen in their careers. Clients and...
Adultery: Should You Contact A Cheater’s Spouse?
Adultery can be a terrible betrayal, but I completely agree with the sentiment expressed in this article. If you go and interfere in someone else's marriage, you are simply making a bad situation worse. The best thing you can do is stay away. Read the Article at...
Why I absolutely love Collaborative Practice for Resolving Divorce Cases.
Collaborative Practice offers the promise of peaceful negotiation with maximum professional support. I have been involved in matrimonial law most of my career. I have seen some pretty awful stuff. People come to my office at the worst time of their lives: a family in...