Lockdown Marketing – Publish
My last blog focused on the importance of Pitch, the first step to and, in fact, the critical cornerstone of your marketing campaign. The next forte of any successful marketing plan is Publish.
Business Sense
2020 Foresight: Successful Goals
Enlist an Accountability Buddy It’s easy to be enthusiastic at the beginning of a task, but it’s far harder to stay motivated as time goes by. Enlist the aid of someone to hold you accountable. Perhaps it’s a family member. Maybe it’s a friend. Or maybe it’s someone you work with, who helped you develop these
2020 Foresight: Clarify Your Goals
We talk all the time about “20/20 hindsight.” My mother used to tell me that she thought I’d be an author someday; I used to laugh and reply, “I don’t have a book in me, Mom.” And yet, a little over five years ago, it occurred to me that it would be a good idea
Perfect Pitch
Perfect pitch, more formally known as absolute pitch, is the ability to sing or play any note with no former reference tone. This means that, if you were to ask someone with perfect pitch to sing an ‘F’ on the spot, she would be able to reproduce it completely accurately with no guiding note.Music gets so much
What to Do When the Collaborative Process Breaks Down
There may come a time in a collaborative matter when a spouse becomes disillusioned with the process and decides that he wants to try litigation. This can happen when the process goes on longer than usual, and the clients feel like they’re not making any progress.
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Do You Write Chatty or Formal Agreements?
If you’re a lawyer, you probably tend to write more formal marital settlement agreements and parenting plans, especially if you’ve created templates for those documents. But other professionals may choose to draft more informal agreements that mimic the chatty way that people actually communicate. There are advantages and disadvantages to each style.
Three Best Practices When Drafting a Marital Settlement Agreement
Your language should be clear; it should avoid confusion and contradiction. If your language is open to interpretation, you had better believe that one party will interpret it one way, and the other party another way. The result will be uncertainty, disagreement, and, ultimately, post-judgment litigation.
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The Four Biggest Challenges in Negotiating a Marital Settlement Agreement
Negotiating and drafting a marital settlement agreement can be a difficult task. When discussing and crafting such an agreement, there are four big challenges. For most families, the hardest decision is how the parents will share the children’s time. While many courts are now encouraging 50/50 splits of overnights, many families would not choose such an arrangement, if left to their own devices.
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How to Help Your Client Handle the “Friends and Family” Chorus
In stressful times, it is normal to lean on your friends and family for help and advice. But what happens if their expectations for your divorce, the most stressful of times, are unreasonable?
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Three Email Templates You Can Use To Network
One way to increase the number of collaborative cases you bring in is to network with other professionals. If you want to network with other collaborative professionals in your area, use the following email templates.
