It’s the Winter Olympics, and everyone is abuzz about the winners and the losers, and the lucky few that get to take home gold, silver or bronze.  In the world

Some years, family law is chock full of new laws both from the courts and from the legislature. But, not this year; 2013 was more of a blip than a

Every New Year, many people make resolutions so they can have a fresh start.  For some, this includes filing for divorce.  Resolving to divorce is a significant decision which involves

A couple of years ago I posted a blog entitled, You Have the Right to Speak Your Mind About Your Spouse, But is It a Good Idea? The post addressed the

Health insurance – Obamacare – The Affordable Care Act (ACA) – is a very hot issue.  Despite the newsworthiness of the topic, health insurance has always been a very big

Family law matters — divorce and child custody matters — are highly personal, and often bring high-conflict litigation.  I am a firm believer that many clients strategically select the gender

The ultimate dilemma for the client and his or her family law attorney involves control.  It is the client’s life and ultimately the client’s decision about how their family law

Bullying, as defined by Wikipedia, is “the use of force or coercion to abuse, intimidate, or to aggressively impose a certain type of domination over others. The behavior is often

While Bob Filner, who now has resigned from his position as mayor of San Diego, is not currently married, he serves as a good example of bad behavior.  I do

I have seen many people do many things for varying reasons when faced with a hotly contested divorce or child custody matter.  Unless you ever confront such a difficult situation,