by Natalie Gregg | Oct 27, 2009 | Divorce, Family Law
While the “Law and Order” or Denny Krane cross-examination is the stuff television audiences crave, judges do not revel in drama. As the one in the hot seat, certain courtroom decorum is appropriate and can make or break your case. The following is a list...
by Natalie Gregg | Sep 10, 2009 | Divorce, Essential Reading, Family Law
1. Take down any offensive information from social networking sites. MySpace, Facebook and personal blogs are your public face. Your status of “married/single” or “looking for love” could be the lynch pin in a divorce action with allegations of...
by Natalie Gregg | Apr 28, 2009 | Divorce, Family Law
With an unemployment rate nationally at its highest in years, it’s getting harder and harder to discern whether underemployment is a viable theory of recovery amidst this recession. Intentional underemployment almost sounds like a criminal act- it harkens back to the...
by Natalie Gregg | Mar 30, 2009 | Divorce, Essential Reading, Family Law
Some betrayals are easier to forgive than others. Cheating on a significant other is more of a roadblock than a speedbump. But with the numbers hovering at lifetime infidelity rates at 25 percent for men and 15 percent for women, potentially one in four of us are...
