Like any relationship, a successful working relationship with your lawyer involves trust and cooperation, so: Give your attorney complete and candid information. Any detail might be critical to your case. By knowing all the facts, your attorney can determine what may be your best legal options. Facts that may seem unimportant or trivial to you [...]

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What is the biggest difference between Collaborative Practice and litigation? Control, Collaboration & Communication In a collaborative divorce, you and your spouse agree not to go to court. This gives you and your spouse control of the process and outcome whereas in a litigated divorce a judge will make the final decision. So, instead of [...]

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While there are many simple legal situations that you can handle on your own, it is best to consult with a lawyer when the circumstances and/or the laws are complex. Further more, lawyers can help you even if you don’t have a legal dispute with someone else. Think of it this way, legal advice is [...]

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