One of these women can’t be right
January 16, 2011
Let’s all give it up for an Ivy League law professor intent on ruining any fun that parenting might entail In 1998 a then-relatively unknown
More Second Amendment remedies?
January 16, 2011
Does the Second Amendment’s “Right to Bare Arms” mean that I can wear t-shirts to court? [caption id="attachment_6292" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Larry the Cable Guy’s “The Right
Discovery in family court: shotgun or rifle approach?
January 15, 2011
Many of these blogs are inspired by young attorneys I am informally mentoring. This one was inspired by a query as to the sort of
Guardian ad litem training: past, present and future
January 14, 2011
On January 28, 2011, I will be moderating and speaking at the South Carolina Bar’s annual guardian ad litem training. This will be the third
January 9, 2011
Yesterday, I blogged on how mediators (and guardians) might collect fees for the time they spend as an attorney collecting the fees they earn as
Law school is not a losing game
January 9, 2011
A lengthy article in today’s New York Times asks “Is Law School a Losing Game?” That story chronicles the problems new law school graduates are
Collecting fees as the mediator or guardian
January 8, 2011
For attorneys who also act as mediators or guardians ad litem, many family court judges’ interpretation of Calhoun v. Calhoun, 331 S.C. 157, 164-65, 501
