What Are Red Flags When Hiring a Family Law Attorney?
Hiring a family law attorney is a lot like getting married: if you ignore the warning signs at the beginning,...
How does mediation help with custody and children arrangements?
I’ve spent the better part of three decades watching parents walk into courtrooms like they’re headed for a battlefield, only...
The Most Common 1L Exam Mistakes
The first semester of law school is often described as learning a new way of thinking. However, the 1L exam...
Builder vs Subcontractor Disputes: Who Is Legally Responsible?
I have sat in enough dusty site sheds near the Maribyrnong River to know that when a project goes south,...
Best Undergraduate Majors for Future Family Lawyers: Preparing for Law School the Right Way
Your undergraduate major is actually the least important part of your law school application, but it is the most important...
How Wills and Estate Lawyers Resolve Disputes Without Court Battles
The best estate lawyers aren’t the ones who win in a crowded courtroom; they’re the ones who make sure you...
What happens to retirement accounts and pensions?
Do you really think that 401(k) belongs only to you just because your name is the only one on the...
What Does a Building and Construction Lawyer Do?
Do you picture a construction lawyer as someone who spends all day pointing at blueprints and shouting at contractors? That’s...
New York Attorney General
New Yorkers trust the Attorney General to protect their rights by upholding laws that safeguard consumers, investors, tenants and patients,...
Who Pays Personal Injury Claims?
Personal injury claims provide injured parties a way to receive financial compensation for medical expenses and other losses sustained as...