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April 27, 2011

Disingenuous Lawyers

Merriam Webster Online Dictionary defines: dis•in•gen•u•ous, as: adj ˌdis-in-ˈjen-yə-wəs, -yü-əs- : lacking in candor; also : giving a false appearance... View Article

March 29, 2011

Lessons From Hatfields & McCoy – Perpetuating the Fight

Divorce negotiations, mediations, and trials are often influenced by people who are in the background, trying to help, or hurt, but usually... View Article

March 14, 2011

Social Media Warnings, Family Law Parties

1. If you want a good result in your divorce, YOU MUST consider the Facebook/Social Media component. That is because... View Article

March 4, 2011

How Did Your Week Compare to Mine?

I just finished an intense, interesting week. Perhaps you would like to know what that means for a busy personal... View Article

February 21, 2011

The WV Association For Justice – Benefits of Our Relationship

Travels and “stuff” have kept me from posting the last couple of weeks. My attendance last week at the 2011... View Article

February 1, 2011

The Tension Between Lawyers and Judges

This is a difficult topic for me. I just deleted my first page, for the second time! Back I go... View Article

November 26, 2010

How to Set Up a Modern, Tech Savvy, Legal Office

My practice serves people, almost exclusively individuals, sometimes small family groups, as in a will contest. Having people skills,... View Article

November 5, 2010

One Week, Out of My 1900 On Earth So Far

(As I read this more than a year later, I look back on a week where we had 8 mediations... View Article

November 1, 2010

How an Attorney Can Be a Good Adversary

I have been writing some criticisms of other attorneys. No matter how well intentioned, this can seem mean spirited. For... View Article

October 22, 2010

The Dilemma of the Difficult Client

Attorneys represent all conceivable interests. The Catholic Church, General Motors, non-profits, insurance companies, and the President, have attorneys. Some of... View Article

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