Archive for the 'Attorney Fees, Costs & Expenses' Category
Family Law Attorney Robert Mues along with Psychotherapist Donna F. Ferber, examines the psychological and legal pros and cons of “un-marriage”, an arragement where couples live seperate lives.
Tags: alimony, attorney fees, bankruptcy attorney, credit score, custodian, debts of the spouse, divorce, Donna F. Ferber, funeral expenses, health care insurance, investments, legal limbo, legal separation, Medicaid, ohio, post-nuptial agreements, remaining married living separate lives, retirement accounts, Spousal Support, Suzi Parker, un-divorce, undivorce
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Family Law Attorney Anne Shale looks at remedies for those who are facing contenmp or non-compliant Court Orders in child or spousal support cases.
Tags: attorney, attorney fees, Child Support, constitutional protections, Contempt, Court Orders, deadbeat, evidentiary hearing, family law, file a Motion, Montgomery County, Montgomery County Domestic Relations Court, Motion for Contempt, non-compliance, Notice of Hearing, ohio, police force, private investigators, The Final Judgment and Decree of Divorce, U.S. Savings Bonds
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Family Law Attorney Robert Mues looks at a recent blog article by Jason C. Brown, of the Minnesota Divorce and Family Law Blog, who shares his 12 tips to follow in anticipation of filing of a Divorce that might save you thousands of dollars in attorney fees.
Tags: 12 things you should gather to ensure that you have all critical information, appraisals, attorney fees, bad faith conduct, collectibles, computer hard drives, Critical records, deeds, dissolve your marriage, expense account records, filing a divorce, financial statements, fraud upon the Court, ghost drive, insurance policies, Jason C. Brown, Minnesota Divorce and Family Law Blog, missing documentation, move forward, nuts and bolts, ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, pay stubs, payroll, personal property, preserve information, retirement account statements, safety deposit boxes, sanctions, small business ledgers, spouse, tax returns, titles to real property, trusts, valuable items, video, wasted time and cost, Wills, witness
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Attorney Robert Mues provides 10 tips to cut or reduce attorney costs including using emails instead of the phone and organizing your documents before a divorce case.
Tags: communication, compromises, counseling, cut attorney fees, depressed, divorce, email, emotional anguish, family doctor, family therapists, good rapport, organize, paralegal, phone, phone conference, representation, stress, timely manner
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Attorney Anne Shale discusses the consequences of trying to save money on legal fees and lists several scenerios a client might face in potential losses.
Tags: Bankruptcy, Dayton, dissolution, divorce, Domestic Relations Court, Final Decree, Greene County, Haste makes waste, Iraq, legal fees, liability, Montgomery County, ohio, Ohio Court, Rule 60-B Motion, You get what you pay for
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