Prenups: The Gateway Drug to Divorce?
Protect your assets, sanity and marriage with a well-crafted prenuptial agreement, before saying “I Do”.
Committed Intimate Relationships: The New Age Common Law Marriage
Many states have done away with common law marriage, however, a handful have implemented Committed Intimate Relationships as a means to classify unmarried couples who straddle the fine line between cohabitation and marriage.
The Mediation Revolution: Redefining Divorce for the Modern Age
Utilizing mediation in Divorce is a powerful and often underused tool, that benefits couples looking to part ways amicably, and with dignity.
Navigating the Emotional Seas of Divorce: 8 Essential Self-Care Tips
Divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions, marking the end of a significant chapter and the uncertain beginning of a new one.
When Entrepreneurs “Make it Happen”; Turning Failure into Success: A Book Review
Did you know that failure is not the end, but rather a chance to learn and grow?
Book Review: An Entrepreneur’s Honest Review of Rich As F*ck…
It’s natural to have financial goals and aspirations. Yet, with every passing day, the goal to become richer and more successful seems more and more elusive.
Breaking Barriers: The Evolution of Female Legal Pioneers
A woman wanting to practice or be involved in the law should pay tribute to the women who kicked the original doors in and said “I will be heard.”
Essential Self-Care Guide for Women in Law School
In the whirlwind of lectures, case studies, internships, and exams, the importance of self-care can be overlooked. Yet, it stands as a crucial pillar for success, not just academically, but holistically.
5 Tips To Avoid A Bad Employee While Growing Your Practice
Building a successful law practice takes more than just acquiring clients. You also need to put together a great team of employees who can help you provide the best possible service. Unfortunately, hiring the wrong people can be a costly mistake that can set your business back.
Growing Pains or Gains? 4 Services to help your firm grow.
When hiring your first employee finally becomes an option, it’s easy to get overwhelmed or lost in the details.
Attorney Burnout and Restructuring to Promote a Healthy Lifestyle.
Over the last two years, the legal profession has experienced an uptick in resignations. Long hours, high stress and low pay, may have caused the snap.
3 Tea Blends to Ring in the New Year
Jump into the new year with three tea blends designed to enhance relaxation while reducing stress, promote sleep health and boost energy for productivi-Tea.
7 Savvy Trial Tips to Look Like a Pro in the Court Room
It takes more than a fancy suit, a law degree and a laptop to really become a trial attorney aka … Continue Reading 7 Savvy Trial Tips to Look Like a Pro in the Court Room
Legal Work During a Pandemic: Options After Layoffs
As many businesses (and the economy) are enduring their second shutdown of 2020, the legal market is shaky at best. Thomas Reuters indicated that many law firms are wrestling with “how to move forward, promote sustainability and continue to serve their clients.” The vast response has been to halt hiring and wait out the storm. Which means a lot of new(er) attorneys are jobless in an economy that doesn’t even offer service based work.
LGBTQ Rights ARE Human Rights.
“An employer who fires an individual for being homosexual or transgender fires that person for traits or actions it would not have questioned in members of a different sex.”
Hunting for Attention: a guide to networking
My first year of law school I was told that “If you’re not in the top ⅓ of your class, you might as well drop out. Spoiler alert: I certainly was not in the top ⅓ but once I accepted the fact that I wouldn’t be getting an offer from a big firm based on my grades – I turned to the next best option: Networking.