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Practical guidance on mediation, family law, and co-parenting — written by Fran Brochstein to help Texas families navigate difficult transitions with clarity and confidence.
Mediation is a lot like making gumbo. There are many ingredients. Ideally the ingredients meld together to make one delicious dish. There are a few essential ingredients in all gumbo
Scheduling mediation Preparing your client for mediation At least 24 hours before mediation Professionalism by the attorneys – “Blessing” aka “drive-by” Mediations Many mediators will offer a discounted fee for
This article was originally prepared for paralegals; however, my mediation clients have found it to be an extremely valuable resource. Please use it for general informational purposes only and do
The best time to consult with an attorney is when you don’t need one. Whenever you have concerns about a potential problem, that is the time to talk to a
The first thing you should do at the conclusion of your divorce process is to obtain several Certified Copies of the Final Judgment. Review all of the paperwork carefully with
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