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Tips for Surviving the Holidays
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Holidays mean different things for different people. For some of our clients, it is their favorite time of the year no matter the state of their marriage or custody arrangement. For others, it is a time with immense stress, conflict, sadness, or anxiety. This year, we talked to many of our alumni clients and current…
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Lauren O’Malley Participates in PSU Student Law Event
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Lauren O’Malley, of Triangle Smart Divorce Law practice, recently sat as an invited panel guest at Pennsylvania State University’s annual law career activities. The two-day event took place on October 23-24, at Penn State campus in University Park, Pennsylvania. The annual event is put on by the College of the Liberal Arts and allows undergraduate students…
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Bullies, Lawyers, and Bad Blood
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Today’s post was written with Jackie Bedard of Carolina Family Estate Planning. There’s a best seller out about Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos. If this doesn’t ring a bell – Holmes was the twenty-something Steve Jobs dress-alike, Silicon Valley tech head who formed a company, Theranos, to use cutting edge technology to do full blood tests…
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But, Enough About Waterloo ….
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Written with my friend and colleague, Brana Williams of Indigo Family Law in Surfside Beach, South Carolina. As family law attorneys, we’re asked a lot about ‘what sort of person don’t we want as a client’. There’s a few potential answers, of course, but one type of personality is almost always at the top of…
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Of Zeros & Dogma (part one)
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A friend of mine is doing some research for a novel that will take place during World War II. He’s reading Rick Atkinson’s Pulitzer Prize winning trilogy about the US Army against Germany while listening while he runs to Ian Toll’s history of the War in the Pacific. He’s interested in something a little different,…
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Hamilton and Family Law
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I saw Hamilton on Broadway last week – it was everything we expected and more. Just a fantastic experience, sign me up for when the traveling show hits North Carolina. Does this happen to you? After I see a movie, show, TV series, etc., about something or someone historical, I like to look it up…
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Of Presidential Debates and Mansplaining and Miller’s Crossing
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I started thinking about this post right after the first Presidential debate, way back in the primordial mist of the race, before Alec Baldwin entered the fray. The good old days. That post was going to explore the concept of ‘Mansplaining‘ – you know, the inability of some (even some running for higher office) to…
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Court and Harvey Haddix
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Going to court requires immense preparation, as we’ve discussed earlier. There’s another element to a court appearance that bears careful consideration – as I try to explain to clients. Yes, you will get a chance to tell your side of the story. Yes, the judge will listen. Yes, I will ask all the questions we…
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‘My Day in Court’ and Inigo Montoya
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“About going to court – ‘I do not think it means what you think it means’.”
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