Five Changes To Family Law Practice In The Pandemic

In immigrant communities, language and poverty can create significant barriers to justice. This new model removes those barriers, allowing lawyers to assist more potential clients

It’s been about 100 days since California issued its COVID-19 stay-at-home orders. For my own solo family law practice, and from my discussions with and

The most important thing to remember if you are divorcing and have or are married to someone with a pension is that it is not

California courts’ reopening guidelines require all court appearances to be remote – via telephone or video call. Before the pandemic courtrooms were impossible places for

If the coronavirus pandemic was a hurricane, only now would the winds have begun to blow. As a California divorce lawyer for 12 years, and

Today a friend told me he was optimistic. Another told me he was hopeless. For my own part, I have been painfully closer to hopelessness