Category Archives: Letters to a New Divorce Client

Dear Client: There is a story about a young man about to embark on a spiritual journey. Before he begins his quest he asks […]

Dear Client: Since I have never met your attorney, I can’t say anything about who she is. But, I can say with a very […]

Dear Client: I may be wrong about this but I think money has gotten a bad rap. It is not the root of all […]

Dear Client: Let me remind you of something I am sure you already know. Just because you have a right to do something that […]

Dear Client: Let’s have a quick lesson in the obvious. Lawyers get paid by the hour. More time equals more money. That’s why you […]

Dear Client: At times during the course of the trial, particularly when you are being cross-examined by the opposing counsel, it may appear as […]

Dear Client: Clients sometimes worry about what will happen at trial if they have no witnesses to their spouse’s misconduct. No worries. There are […]

Dear Client: Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? Everyone who testifies in court must answer […]

Dear Client: If you are still having difficulty getting past what I wrote in the last letter about some of the unintended inequities in […]

Dear Client: During one of your initial sessions with your attorney, she will undoubtedly sit you down and explain how the laws that govern […]