It’s far more common to accompany a client to a mediation session than to a contested court hearing. But that requires experience and negotiation skills.
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How Support Has Changed in the Age of COVID-19
The COVID-19 outbreak has impacted everything, including issues related to child support by parents who have lost their jobs.
Family Law Update for April 2020
I’ve decided to skip this month’s issue, and probably future issues, until this miserable virus goes away.
Avoid the ‘F’ Word: What’s ‘Fair’ Got to Do with It?
To avoid perjury, I never ask my clients whether they think a settlement is “fair.” My ask is whether or not it’s reasonable and in their best interests.
Family Law Update for March 2020
In this Issue: Hague Convention Case, Establishing Paternity of a non-marital child and more!
A Marriage Story: Is It Close To Real Life?
I was pleasantly surprised with Noah Baumbach’s new film “A Marriage Story”.
2019 Year in Review
After a year of writing this column for the Wisconsin Law Journal, it is time to take a look back at the main issues for the year.
Family Law Update for January 2020
In this Issue: New year, new Family Law Update, Hague child custody case before SCOTUS, frozen embryos and more!
Family Law Update for February 2020
In this Issue: Review of “A Marriage Story,” Pensions, Divorce in 2020 and more!
Who Wants to Be Friends – with a Judge?
On Jan. 13, 2020, the Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on the question of who can be friends with a judge – at least in the cyber world.