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March 15, 2019 By Debra Slone Leave a Comment

Maximize Your Chances Of Getting Custody Of Minors After A Divorce

Getting Custody after a divorce

When it comes to custody proceedings, preparation drives the results. You want to persuade the judge that you deserve custody. Pivotal to your success is making a strong case with research, attitude, and behavior so you have the best chance of being the one still standing at the end of the day.

Tagged With: child custody, custody evaluation, divorce, legal research

February 4, 2016 By Sonja Ebron 17 Comments

Legal Bits Episode 213

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Lots to talk about in this episode of Legal Bits, including a new app that simplifies divorce, a finance company that abuses its customers in court, and a judge’s effort to dress up his courtroom.

Tagged With: debt collection, divorce, how to dress for court, immigration, Legal Bits

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