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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]