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As I look at the world today, I believe that lawyers must go outside the box and find new solutions for problems that have eluded solutions by logical or rational thinking.

The Underlying Problem with Our Family Law System
Our adversarial family law system is not designed to resolve the emotional and psychological issues engendered by divorce – including custody, support, and non-compliance or “bad behavior” of an ex-partner.


How to Be a Successful Attorney in 2020
We can either focus on what we are losing during this brief interlude, or we can take the time to realize where we are on the path to success. Practicing law can be stressful even in the best of times. Adding a pandemic to the mix can make it seem impossible.

Lawyers, addiction and COVID-19: 'Changing the landscape for everyone'
Human beings are hardwired for interaction. We are, by definition,…

How Lawyers Can Manage Stress and Cortisol Levels During the COVID-19 Crisis
I have published many articles about stress and wellness for lawyers. It is quite the popular topic because of the fact that stress is one of the legal profession’s worst hazards.

10 Commandments for Divorce
Oftentimes maturity is tested through the trauma of divorce. The 10 Commandments for Divorce will help you be the adult in the room and guide you from start to finish.

6 Reasons Why Women are More Likely to File for Divorce Than Men
Statistics show that women initiate divorce in up to 80% of cases. As a divorce lawyer, here are my 6 insights into why women are more likely to file for divorce than men.

Does Divorce Make You a Failure?
Do you think that divorce makes you a failure? Consider that in life, what many see as a failure is actually just a sign that it's time to do something else.

6 Tips for Dealing with Complainers During Divorce
On no, here they come the whiners, the complainers, the ingrates, and the critics.

Jury Biases All Lawyers Need to Understand
Cognitive bias is nowhere more present than a courtroom and the discrepancies of eyewitness accounts.

5 Tips for Dealing with Complainers: Both In and Out of the Office
We’ve all had to face them: the whiners, the complainers, the ingrates, and the critics. Here are tips to help you keep your patience – and your temper – when dealing with chronic complainers.

How Lawyers Can Be More Mindful and Embrace Their Spirituality
Motivational writers and “transformational” leaders talk…

Top 10 Rules to be a Successful Lawyer
My latest article published in the ABA Journal:
http://www.abajournal.com/voice/article/10-rules-for-being-a-successful-lawyer
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Emotional Security for Family Lawyers
https://familylawyermagazine.com/articles/emotional-security-for-family-lawyers/
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