I often wonder if any other family law practitioners find themselves in the same predicament as I – middle class family, small retainer with not much more to come, and some serious issues. How can you most effectively represent your client when you simply do not have the funding to do so? One option is […]
by Denise VanLanduytPresident, DeKalb Bar Association Every time I say the pledge of allegiance or sing the national anthem I feel a strong sense of pride coupled with a tinge of sadness. With the Pledge, it is the last line: “…with liberty and justice for all.” The Star Spangled Banner in all its pride and glory […]
When I have the opportunity to guest lecture before the Family Law class at John Marshall law school, we typically discuss the benefits and protections of divorce. After all, divorce is a benefit of marriage; it comes with protections – for spouses and children. Because of my experience lecturing on the topic, we discuss this […]