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Getting separated? More tips on how to handle a separation (PART 2)
Getting separated? More tips on how to handle a separation (PART 2) Part of The Family Law Coach Series:
Getting separated? Tips on how to handle a separation (PART 1)
Getting separated? Tips on how to handle a separation (PART 1) Part of The Family Law Coach Series: Keeping
How much is too much to spend for a divorce lawyer?
How much is too much to spend for a divorce lawyer? What if I can’t afford a divorce
3 Tips to Feeling Better About Your Divorce or Separation
3 Tips to Feeling Better About Your Divorce or Separation Divorce and separation are tough for everyone. Not only are
The Top Free Resources for Navigating a Divorce
The Top Free Resources for Navigating a Divorce Ending a marriage is a difficult process and journey, and many
What’s Legal Coaching?
Legal Coaching is a new concept in family law. It's providing self-reps with the skills and tools to enhance their written and spoken presentations. It helps the person representing them-self to be more effective and persuasive in court, negotiations, or mediation. It's putting a lawyer's experience at your finger-tips.
The Law Society of Upper Canada’s 2017 Family Law Summit
Joel invited other lawyers to consider how they can support the growing number of people who can’t afford traditional legal services. In particular, fixed fee services allow the client to stay in control of their costs and feel more satisfied than with traditional services. Fixed fee services allow lawyers to access a larger pool of clients with minimal impact on overhead.
Five Ways Legal Coaching Can Help You in Family Court
Legal coaching involves working with an experienced lawyer at your convenience. The lawyer does not represent you. Instead, he or she provides focused services at a fixed fee or an hourly rate to help you prepare for your case in the areas where you want help.
Considering a Divorce? Here’s What You Need to Do First.
After a lot of reflecting, you’re considering the major decision to get a divorce. Even people who are extremely confident about their decision can be intimidated about the divorce process.
