Arizona Parents’ Bill of Rights
By: Markus Risinger and Deborah Lee The Arizona Court of Appeals recently touched upon the Arizona Parents’ Bill of Rights Act in Jessica P. v. Department of Child Safety. In that case, the mother argued that the juvenile court [...]
A Fool for a Client: Why Lawyers Should Not Represent Themselves in Divorce
By: Leslie A. Satterlee Divorces are common in the United States, and lawyers are no exception. According to one source, the divorce rate in the legal field as a whole is over 35% and for lawyers and judges the [...]
Suspected child abuse during a trip to the emergency room
By: Gregg R. Woodnick I have been practicing law for 20 years. Throughout that time I’ve lectured at Yale on issues of child abuse and neglect and I have also been a guest instructor at medical schools and PA [...]
To Appeal or Not to Appeal
By: Markus Risinger When talking about the court system it is inevitable to come across the term “appeal.” What exactly is an appeal, how long can it take, and what can happen after an appeal is taken? The whole appeal [...]
Revisiting Dentists and Divorce
By: Leslie Satterlee, Ben Himmelstein & Larry Mathis The chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused legal professionals to revisit some of what we thought were constants in the divorce world, one of those being that medical professionals had [...]
Co-owning a Business with Your Ex
By: Leslie A. Satterlee and Ben Himmelstein Going through a divorce is difficult in every way, but things can get especially difficult and complicated when you own a business with your spouse. There are three main avenues that people [...]