Sentences with phrase «typically family law issues»

Not exact matches

Attorneys are asked to commit to attending the clinic where they will typically advise two to three clients on their family law issue.

Elder law attorneys typically have their roots in estate planning and estate administration, but they have built and maintained the specialized knowledge required to address the increasingly complex legal issues facing senior clients and their families.

During my career female lawyers have been over represented in relation to their actual numbers within the practice of family law, for reasons both good (women are typically more interested than men in issues regarding family) and bad (family law is often wrongly perceived of as an unimportant, unserious or disreputable practice area that the power structure — i.e. men — don't mind woman dominating).

Access to justice issues are typically discussed in the context of criminal, family, or civil law.

Pleadings typically take between three and ten hours to draft, dependant upon the level of complexity and the number of family law issues involved.

Typically, it marks the difference between those who need unexceptional divorce representation and those who absolutely require superior expertise and care from talented family law attorneys experienced in handling complex financial issues.