by Tre Morgan | Oct 12, 2010 | General Family Law
Family law cases are different. They cannot be handled like a typical business law, personal injury or criminal case. But, these differences arise not so much from the technical aspects of a case as the practical aspects. From a technical standpoint,...
by Tre Morgan | Sep 24, 2010 | Evidence
A significant amount of communication between spouses and ex-spouses now occurs by text. This is convenient for the parties, but can present some problems in terms of preserving these communications as evidence for a court proceeding. The challenge is to figure...
by Tre Morgan | Sep 23, 2010 | General
The way that a couple handles the earliest days of their divorce play a crucial role in how their divorce plays out. If the days and weeks right after one spouse breaks the news of a desired divorce are not handled properly, then the couple all but assures...
by Tre Morgan | Sep 14, 2010 | General
Some family lawyers and clients think of Collaborative Divorce as being a non-legal process. In fact, one of the biggest misconceptions about Collaborative Divorce is that it is an extra-legal or non-law based process. That may be true in some...
by Tre Morgan | Aug 25, 2010 | General
As chronicled in this recent article, the trauma of Hurricane Katrina may well have played a role in an increased divorce rate for Katrina survivors and refugees. While the weather may not have caused divorces, the tragedy experienced by many people may have...
