A few people reached out to me from yesterday’s blog about my aggressive lawyer comment. I’m thinking that it’s this issue that evokes fear in most when entering a divorce. My personal experience is that when a divorce case starts, both spouses seem to sprint to the first divorce lawyer they can find, and […]
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For many spouses, the necessity of a lawyer is usually when the case is nearing a trial (and for the trial, itself). However, the necessity of a lawyer usually exists because the spouse has not adequately prepared for trial, or conducted themselves properly in the middle of the case – which does affect how the […]
The idea of getting a divorce and moving on can lead to its fair share of anxiety. The mixed bag of excitement and fear are common reactions when deciding to get a divorce. Many spouses are hesitant, and by the time they make the first move in that direction, they have tortured themselves for months, […]
A motion in Limine generally deals with evidence. You’ll see this unusual form of motion right before a hearing or trial. They are usually used in the attempt to prevent the use of evidence at trial (either because your spouse doesn’t want you to use documents, or testify to certain things). What is unique about […]
Good question (I wrote it). The only way to get a divorce done right, and cheap, is the Gorilla divorce system that I have developed. I don’t think any other attorney would be willing to deploy this system, because it would cut into a lawyer’s profits and calls for a lot of work and creativity […]
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