How to catch a liar in a divorce case

One of the salient features of family law cases is lying: parties lie, lawyers lie, witnesses lie. One of the other features is that people rarely get punished for it. The lying is so pervasive that it's often not possible for the court to sort out who is telling the truth without investing a [...]

Divorced Parenting During Covid-19

Video on Divorced Co-Parenting During Covid-19 A client of mine asked me to sit down and answer some questions about the challenges of divorced parenting during Covid-19. The video is below but keep in mind this is not an easy topic to address as there really is no set standard yet. Hopefully my answers [...]

Divorce, shelter-in-place and COVID19: get advice now

Since Californians have started to shelter-in-place my office has seen an uptick in telephone calls requesting information about divorce, custody, wills and trusts.  With the loss of employment, the pressure created by social distancing and everyone at home, the cracks that may have already existed in the foundation of your relationship have almost certainly [...]

Domestic violence and COVID19

With people losing their jobs and schools being closed, and finally, a "shelter in place" order,  tensions may arise in a domestic situation.  Where domestic violence exists in a home, abused partners or spouses may feel they have nowhere to turn.  If you are your loved ones are in danger you can ask for, [...]

JOHNS HOPKINS CORONAVIRUS RESOURCE CENTER

For good information regarding the  COVID19 pandemic, click HERE for the Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University (JHU).   Johns Hopkins experts in global public health, infectious disease, and emergency preparedness have been at the forefront of the international response to COVID-19. This website [...]

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