There's an old saying that "no [man] is an island". We are fortunately or unfortunately connected to those around us and they are affected by what we do. Especially in the case of two parents quarreling and affecting the children, in the case of employers making decisions that affect their customers and employees, and in the case of two neighbors fighting over property rights. Most of the time … [Read more...] about No One is an Island
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Five Life Principles to Help you Stay out of Trouble
In several years of practicing law, our firm has seen a lot of people in distress. Some problems are simply unavoidable. However, practicing a few basic principles can make you much less likely to get into legal trouble. Know your rights- If you know your legal rights in a situation you are less likely to give in when you shouldn’t, creating a hassle for later. You are also less likely … [Read more...] about Five Life Principles to Help you Stay out of Trouble
Ten Things to Do to De-Escalate a Conflict
The battle lines are drawn and despite best intentions, neither party seems to be able to refrain from digging in stubbornly. One thing leads to another and before you know it, communication has deteriorated or broken down altogether. Sound familiar? If not, it should! We ALL have been there at one time or another. Many times the issue eventually resolves on its own, or the situation … [Read more...] about Ten Things to Do to De-Escalate a Conflict
Tips to Help you Make a Good Courtroom Appearance
It is normal to be concerned about appearing in court. Whether your case is family law, business, probate or other type case, the way you look and act while you are in court is important, even for just a short procedural hearing.R-E-S-P-E-C-T Signs of respect or disrespect for the court 1. A neat, clean physical appearance = GOOD (tuck your shirt in when possible, especially for guys) 2. … [Read more...] about Tips to Help you Make a Good Courtroom Appearance
