In a previous blog article, we talk about whether one lawyer can help two parties in a divorce. The answer to that question is a firm “no.” One lawyer cannot represent both parties in a divorce under ethical rules because it is a conflict. Some then ask whether they need lawyers at all to help …
Many couple desire to use one lawyer for their divorce. This is particularly true when they want to settle their divorce outside of court. When they hear that in that each party has their own collaborative divorce lawyer, these same individuals are often dismayed. They do not two lawyers. Instead, they want one divorce lawyer …
Are you considering divorce, but scared about others learning the private, intimate details of your marital problems? Selling a family business and hoping to keep the divorce discreet to lessen any negative potential impact on its sale? Facing difficulty with determining a co-parenting plan that is workable for both parents and the child, when one child has …
