Data from personal computers and cell phones is becoming a rich source of evidence for family law attorneys. Your family law attorney will instruct you to make sure that you have a secure email to receive attorney-client communications. If you simply change your password, you will need to make sure it is a password your spouse cannot...
Jeanne and Chris attended the AFCC (Association of Family and Conciliation Courts) conference in Chicago from June 6 through June 9, 2012. The focus of this conference was “Attachment, Brain Science and Children of Divorce: The ABCD’s of Child Development for Family Law.” The conference attendees and speakers included psychologists, judiciary, attorneys, parent coordinators, mediators,...
If you are a party to a divorce case, or may be a party in the future, be smart – don’t deposit money in your girlfriend’s or boyfriend’s bank account, and don’t spend money on them. Basic discovery requests by the other party’s attorney will easily uncover these transactions and opposing counsel will be thrilled...
Jeanne Coleman, was elected as a Board member for the 2011-2012 term of the Clarion Society of the University of South Florida Music School. This Tampa divorce attorney has another opportunity to share her love for music while supporting students in their musical endeavors. The Clarion Society is a non-profit organization devoted to providing funding for...
The client and the attorney are a team and as a team they need to have clear goals, good communication, and reasonable expectations. The client can help their attorney (and keep their fees down) by following a few rules: Identify your goals concisely and logically at the beginning or your case. This will help your lawyer...
Every time you or your spouse files a motion seeking some sort of decision from the divorce or dependency Judge, a hearing is held before the Judge. Usually, every hearing is attended by the parties, their attorneys and any witnesses that will testify at the hearing for you or your spouse. The first hearing you will...
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