Attending Your Deposition
If you are scheduled to be deposed, whether in your own case or in someone else’s, it is important to know how to behave so that you are able to avoid costly mistakes.
I’m Not a Pushover
Just because I’m a Collaborative Lawyer doesn’t mean I’m a pushover. This is, however, the un-informed assumption that many people make about the collaborative attorney.
Success Indicators
There are several commonalities that people who successfully negotiate a marital settlement agreement, i.e., one that both spouses can live with, share with each other.
Growth Spurt
I thought I was so smart, discovering a new way to apply the collaborative dispute resolution process… to what I call Stressful Life Events.
I “Need” Versus I “Want”
Candace wanted Mama feeling upbeat before beginning their hard work. She wanted to remind Mama of the wedding.
The Do’s and Don’ts of Social Media
First, do you use social media to tell your collaborative story? If you don’t, why not? Is it because you don’t know how?
Attorney/Client Privilege
Likely the most important (and most commonly invoked) legal privilege is that protecting communications between an attorney and her client.
Consults Only Make You Money When They Become Clients
First, you must get them in the door (or on your Zoom, as the case may be). How did they find you in the first place?
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We know Who Your Next Client Is; Do You?
If you’ve studied marketing, you already know you should have identified an avatar, the perfect client.
Hearsay
Anyone who is entangled in litigation needs to understand this concept. “Hearsay” is a lawyer’s term of art;
