One of the topics that I give presentations on at continuing legal education seminars is the benefits offered to family law attorneys by using alternative fee arrangements. My practice has been based on a "fixed fee" model for over five years now, and my only regret is not making the switch sooner. There have been… Continue Reading
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Posted in Practice TipsEarlier this week, I discussed temporary hearings and explained how issues are presented as being "black" or "white". Every document prepared for the temporary hearing (including the pleadings drafted by the attorney and the Affidavits drafted by the client and witnesses with the attorney’s guidance) should be written with the goal of persuading the Judge to decide in… Continue Reading
Twitter-Cast of Hot Tips from the Coolest Domestic Law Practitioners
Posted in Educational Resources, Practice TipsAs my readers know, I spoke last week at "Hot Tips from the Coolest Domestic Law Practitioners" presented by theSouth Carolina Bar. I also provided live coverage of this seminar via Twitter, and if you were not able to attend the seminar, you can check out the Twitter-cast by clicking HERE. Thanks to my friends, Melissa Brown and… Continue Reading
Ten Best Websites for Family Court Attorneys
Posted in Practice TipsToday, I am speaking at "Hot Tips from the Coolest Domestic Law Practitioners" presented by the South Carolina Bar. This annual seminar features some of South Carolina ’s most experienced and talented Family Court trial attorneys and judges, and I am honored to be presenting the "10 Best Websites for Family Court Attorneys": ISP List – This… Continue Reading
The Paperless Law Office
Posted in Practice TipsThis post is aimed at practicing attorneys, particularly those who want to have a paperless office. This month’s Law Practice Today webzine from the ABA Law Practice Management Section focuses on how to implement and utilize paperless strategies in law offices. I had the pleasure of serving as the editor for this issue, and I am pleased with… Continue Reading