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  • Why You Should Stay Off Social Media During Divorce
    Why You Should Stay Off Social Media During Divorce

    Social media is incredibly ubiquitous these days and most of us have an account on at least one platform, such as Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. While social media is certainly a great way to share ...

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  • Protections for Victims of Domestic Violence During the Divorce Process
    Protections for Victims of Domestic Violence During the Divorce Process

    Protect Yourself by Acting Immediately If you are in present danger or fear for your safety, do not stay where you are. It is imperative that you seek help as soon as possible if your spouse is ...

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  • Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights After Divorce?
    Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights After Divorce?

    Grandparents’ Rights During and After Divorce Sometimes grandparents are deliberately or inadvertently cut out of the decision-making process in divorce and are omitted from the resulting parenting ...

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  • For Our Current Clients: Creating a Team Approach
    For Our Current Clients: Creating a Team Approach

    Implementing a Team Approach to Representing Your Interests At our initial office conference, we likely touched on your concerns, the court process and the dispute resolution options available to ...

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  • Arbitration
    Arbitration

    If disputes can be resolved via mediation, they should be. Where mediation has not worked or will not work, arbitration is deserving of serious consideration. The legal community has yet to fully ...

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  • Mediation
    Mediation

    Historical Background: Attorneys are trained in law school to advocate for the position taken by their client. They are prohibited from representing both sides to a matrimonial dispute. Before ...

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