There are times when getting both parties in a divorce action to a mediator is a difficult chore. the parties may live far from a mediator, the parties may live in different states, they may have differing work schedules, etc. Although it is not the preferred method, in some cases it is appropriate to consider […]
May 23, 2013
The NY Public Library has had an original copy of the Bill of Rights. (14 original copies had been made in 1789.) The only problem is that a copy had been missing from the State of Pennsylvania archives. It was suspected that the New York copy was actually the copy that had been owned by […]
May 13, 2013
An article on divorce with some fresh perspectives was posted at mediate.com by Atty. Rachel Virk, entitled:”I’m Heading for Divorce:How Do I Start?”. Not all the discussions center around the theme of beginning the divorce process. Many interesting tips discuss what happens post-filing. Here are some of the insights offered in this helpful article: 1. […]
May 12, 2013
An article written recently by Laura Landro (WSJ) discusses a technique called “motivational interviewing”. In this method, physicians, therapists, etc. do not tell their clients what they want them to do. Rather, they ask the individual about changes they are willing to make in their habits. The response by the client is then reinforced by […]
May 26, 2013
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