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Child Custody Laws

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Los Angeles Child Custody Attorney Feinberg & Waller

Los Angeles family law attorney, Marshall Waller, formerly spoke on KTLA News about the custody loss of Britney Spears? two sons. Call a skilled lawyer at 1-800-655-4766 for help with your child custody concern. http://www.feinbergwaller.com
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By: Detachment Versus Negativity ? How Fathers are Winning Child Custody Battles | Child Custody Help 2u

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Divorce-Winning and Losing

As an Atlanta based Divorce Attorney at least once a week I am asked by a perspective client ? "What is your record" How often do you win cases like mine"" Although I have been asked this question hundreds of...

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Family Law, Divorce Attorney, Divorce Mediation, Denver Colorado, CO

Nicholas Family Law, Divorce Attorney Denver, provides divorce, mediation, legal separation, child custody, child support, alimony, family support, property division, preservation of assets, annulments, criminal, domestic violence, child visitation and re services in the Denver, CO metro area.Thinking of Divorce or separation? Would you like to know your options? Gary Nicholas, is an experienced family law and divorce attorney in Denver Colorado...Helping People Through Divorce in Colorado for 25 years.Call today to schedule a 30 minute FREE Consultation at 303-290-7414.When a person is thinking about the prospect of divorce, they are often confused and worried about what steps to take. At The Law Firm Of Gary D. Nicholas Esq. in Denver, we lead them through the process. We protect their assets, keep their relationships with their children, and take the burden of clients, minimizing the impact of the divorce on them. We also offer full-service Colorado divorce mediation services.
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Divorce-Atlanta Style

Prior to moving to Atlanta, a little over 10 years ago, I practiced law in New York City. I was an associate at a boutique litigation firm on Madison Avenue, and had my wife not gotten a wonderful job offer here in the South, I would likely still be spending much of my time on the subways and commuting by train. I am absolutely thrilled that we settled in Atlanta, and have continually tried to get friends and family to add our Southern hospitality to their lives. My office is less than two miles from my home and the lifestyle that Atlanta affords my family continues to amaze me.
That being said, after settling a Divorce case today, I was reminded about the most common question I get from former colleagues up north. "Is practicing law, Divorce or otherwise, different in the South?" Now, obviously, their are procedural differences that impact the practice of law. However, what I see as the biggest, and often most frustrating difference, is the slower pace by which matters progress. This might seem strange, in light of the fact that I believe the average case in New York takes much longer to wend its way through the system. No....what I am getting at is the speed with which you actually find out what the other side is looking for and and figuring out if you had any room to discuss settlement, or were issues to be submitted to the Court for a ruling. The case I settled today is a great example. Three days ago I received an counteroffer from the attorney on the other side. We had presented our initial settlement proposal nearly six months ago. The original counter-proposal I received from opposing counsel would have put both clients in a potential financial disaster. We completed financial discovery nearly 4 months ago, and despite numerous discussions and requests for comment on our last offer made in late December, 2008, opposing counsel refused to let us know what his client agreed with and what were points of contention. Finally, I asked the Court to place us on a trial calendar. My client was frustrated, but understood that this was the only way to move the matter along. Two days after I contacted the Court, and three months after we sent out last offer, opposing counsel provided us with a counteroffer, one whose terms almost exactly mirrored the terms of the original settlement agreement that we submitted nearly nine months ago. They agreed with our terms on alimony, child support, visitation. My client will pick up an extra credit card and will be responsible for any shortfall in the value of the home, if ti sells for less than it is worth. Unfortunately, the house has lost value since the time of the original settlement proposal. Had they agreed at the onset, it probably would have let the parties cash out of their home with some equity and not cost them over $20,000 in legal fees.
I have seen this progression all to often, since moving to Atlanta. The attorney on the other side was a good lawyer, effectively argued his client's position and was a pleasure to deal with. He just let us move the case along at a snail's pace. This is in no one's interest.

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Child Custody Agreement and Taxes

A child custody agreement can have serious implications on your tax filing and your taxes overall. This issue should be addressed with your attorney or with your accountant while you are going through the process of negotiating or litigating child custody or a divorce agreement. Waiting until after you have finalized a child custody agreement ...

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