Tags: advice
Be sure you can agree to it...forever
If you are negotiating a contract, a decree, or other binding set of rules that will effect you for years to come, keep a big picture in mind. Be sure that you have an exit strategy to end the agreement. Be sure the agreement can flex with changes in your circumstances, and be sure the agreement is something you can live with for years to come. more »
...till the last minute.
Whatever you do, just stop waiting till the last minute! Give yourself the peace of mind that something is being done to fix the problem. Just waiting almost never fixes anything. Waiting only creates stress and worsens the possible outcomes. more »
If you use Gmail...
...a tool is being released to the public to allow hacking of any non SSL secured emails on the gmail service. more »
Why does my attorney ask me embarrassing questions?
It is essential that you trust your attorney, cooperate with your attorney and be honest with your attorney. They need your help to give you the best representation possible. If you don’t trust your attorney there is a fundamental problem in the relationship. more »
Loose ends in a divorce
Usually when people divorce their focus is on dividing the assets and debts, child support and visitation. There are incidental documents that usually need to be created besides the decree. These documents tie up the loose ends and finish things. Typically these documents include (but are not limited to): more »
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