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Ethical and Procedural Considerations in Family
Court Ex-Parte Requests Material for Charleston
County Family Court CLE–November 2007 The Laches Defense in Family Court Material for Charleston County Family Court Bar CLE– November 2006 Four Ways of Reducing the Surprise Element at Family Court Hearings Material for Hot Tips Seminar in September 2006 Error Preservation for Appeal, Material for Trial & Appellate Advocacy Annual Convention CLE– January 2006 Is the “Preponderance of the Evidence” Evidentiary Standard in an Abuse and Neglect Proceeding Unconstitutional? Material for Charleston County Family Court Bar CLE– November 2005 Fighting the Morality Police in Family Court Custody Cases, Material for South Carolina Bar "Hot Tips" Lecture, September 2005. Representing Parents in Court-Appointed Abuse & Neglect Cases, Material for the December 2004 Charleston County Bar CLE. Family Law Issues When a Spouse or Parent Dies- Published in South Carolina Lawyer, November 2004 and material for South Carolina Bar "Hot Tips" Lecture, September 2004 Four Things Most Family Law Attorneys May Not Realize About Civil Procedure Rule 34, published in South Carolina Trial Lawyers Magazine, Summer 2003 and material for South Carolina Bar "Hot Tips" Lecture, September 2003 Custody--Fantasy and Realism, material for National Business Institute Lecture, April 2003; Published in American Journal of Family Law, Fall 2007 The Brave New World of Guardian Ad Litems, material for South Carolina Bar "Cool Tips" Lecture, April 2003 Contingency Fees and Interest in Collecting Back Child Support and Alimony – Material for South Carolina Bar “Hot Tips” Lecture, September 2002, revised for publication in South Carolina Lawyer, March 2003 Preparing for Cross Examination and Appellate Review, material for South Carolina Bar "Annual Convention" Lecture, January 2003; Published in American Journal of Family Law, Summer 2007 Two Unusual Strategies for Encouraging the Opposing Party to Settle – Material for National Business Institute Lecture, October 2002 Modifying Child Custody – Published in South Carolina Trial Lawyers Magazine, Winter 2002 Five Ways to Get a Spouse Out of the House –Material for South Carolina Bar “Cool Tips” Lecture, April 2002; Published in South Carolina Lawyer, March 2002 The Auction Method of Equitable Distribution – Published in the Fall 2006 Volume of the American Journal of Family Law and Material for National Business Institute Lecture, February 2002 Using Financial Records in Support Cases - Material for National Business Institute Lecture, February 2002 Standard Visitation for Actively-Involved Non-Custodial Parents –Material for South Carolina Bar “Hot Tips” Lecture, September 2001 Four Rule to Show Cause Pitfalls to Avoid – Published in South Carolina Trial Lawyers Magazine, Fall 2001; Material for South Carolina Bar “Cool Tips” Lecture, April 2001 Obtaining Relief from Family Court Temporary Orders – Published in South Carolina Lawyer, July 2001 Economic Analysis of Relocations Cases –Material for South Carolina Bench/Bar Judicial Legal Education Seminar, December 2000 Domestic Abuse: The Potential Pitfalls –Material for South Carolina Bar “Hot Tips” Lecture, September 2000 Joint Legal Custody: What Is It? Why Have It? –Material for South Carolina Bar “Cool Tips” Lecture, April 2000; Published in South Carolina Lawyer, July 2000 Constitutional Limitations on Family Court Authority to Override Parental Decision Making - Material for South Carolina Bench/Bar Judicial Legal Education Seminar, December 1999 Representing the Innocent Primary Wage-Earner in Custody and Divorce (co-authored with Conrad Falkiewicz) – Published in South Carolina Lawyer, March 1999 Winning Custody Cases Without Bankrupting Your Clients - Published in South Carolina Lawyer, September 1998 Creating or Defeating South Carolina Jurisdiction in Multi-State Custody or Support Cases - Published in South Carolina Lawyer, March 1998 Privacy Rights in South Carolina After Singleton v. State– Published in South Carolina Lawyer, March 1994 |
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