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Think about what we do as lawyers. Lawyers enter the lives of clients at the worst point in their lives, especially in a divorce setting. Everything is going wrong, their worlds are collapsing around them. You have the responsibility of guiding them out of that morass of chaos and speaking for them throughout that process. There is no higher responsibility.

Your practice is a business. Regardless of whether you are a solo practitioner or work at a large firm. That requires you to think and act as a business person. Any successful business person will tell you, start with having a thorough business plan.

An appeal from Philip M. Epstein, Q.C. to support the Campaign for Family Justice

A few decisions have been released in regard to the rules surrounding the implementation of pension division, but the questions and uncertainties continue to frustrate litigants and their counsel.

Why child protection practice gets low attention from the family law bar.