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What I’ve learned working in family law
I have a plaque in my office with this quote: “Your job is not to judge. Your job is to lift the fallen, to restore the broken, and to heal the […]
Practice ‘active listening’ to best advocate for your clients
I am not sure if others find themselves telling their clients “no” or “you shouldn’t do that” or uttering any other phrase that a client might not want to hear. […]
Second chances
We all know how important first impressions are. But I have to ask: Why aren’t people always provided a second chance? Don’t get me wrong. People should face consequences for their mistakes. However, they […]
The unknown
Do you know what I think we, as people, are most afraid of? Not knowing. Not knowing whether what you are working for or trying to accomplish, both in your […]
Finding your purpose
I hope you all had an enjoyable holiday season and have eased back into the “rat race.” Over the break, as part of my down time, I watched part of […]
The benefits of mediation
I am a big believer that no family law case should go to trial, that a resolution can and should be reached in mediation. Not only because this is a […]
Patience and remembrance
During the holidays it is important to take a step back from the normal hustle and bustle of the daily grind and be a little more patient with others and […]
Science and law
We all know that science is becoming a bigger and bigger part of the criminal law realm. But, what about other areas of law? You may be thinking why would […]
When to call an audible
Even though its Monday, during football season, I am not talking about football. For those of you that read my posts regularly, you may remember that I have previously written […]
Carpe diem
Seize the day. Seize the moment. Appreciate the little things. Through the hustle and bustle of practicing law and dealing with other people’s issues, it sometimes can be hard to […]
How children teach you empathy
The more I think about and watch my kids interact not only interact with other children but adults, the more I realized many attorneys have lost the ability to empathize with others.
An excellent primer for family-law cases
Family law is not one of those of areas of law where you can learn on the fly in a middle of a case. A UB Law program can help.
