Sentences with phrase «research about family law»

If you are considering divorce, whether here in Florida or elsewhere, and you are doing online research about family law attorneys, you will come across many firms that describe their attorneys as «aggressive» and «ready to fight for you.»

If you are considering divorce, whether here in Florida or elsewhere, and you are doing online research about family law attorneys, you will come across many firms that describe their attorneys as «aggressive» and «ready to fight for you.»

Not exact matches

A statement equating the Southern Poverty Law Center with the Family Research Council can only be made by a person who knows nothing about the work of the Southern Poverty Law Center.

The Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family has just released a new research report, An International Review of Early Neutral Evaluation Programs and Their Use in Family Law Disputes in Alberta, which includes a literature review of early neutral evaluation programs in Manitoba, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States, and makes recommendations about the implementation of such a program in Research Institute for Law and the Family has just released a new research report, An International Review of Early Neutral Evaluation Programs and Their Use in Family Law Disputes in Alberta, which includes a literature review of early neutral evaluation programs in Manitoba, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States, and makes recommendations about the implementation of such a program in research report, An International Review of Early Neutral Evaluation Programs and Their Use in Family Law Disputes in Alberta, which includes a literature review of early neutral evaluation programs in Manitoba, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States, and makes recommendations about the implementation of such a program in Alberta.

Professor Macfarlane has carefully researched and thoughtfully written about the reality that most family law litigants don't use lawyers.

I'll let you do the maths, but it looks relatively expensive to me if you are targeting the director / family business type market — not because the amount of work you'd have to generate would be that great to make it pay, but because of the lack of relationship between the marketing expenditure and the «law firm choosing» process (the key metric about which there seems to be little credible research applicable to this market).

I've written about the economic consequences of separation and divorce later in life, the federal benefits available to older Canadians and the interplay of spousal support and retirement in a paper for the National Judicial Institute, that you can download (PDF) from the website of the Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family.

With numbers like that, we realized it was possible to learn even more from the experiment and so this year we teamed up with the Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family (where JP Boyd is now executive director) to commission a multi-phase evaluation exploring not only what people think about the resource, but how this wikified approach to disseminating legal information actually impacts on outcomes and access to justice.

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Unfortunately, however, decision makers in family law and mental health fields remain largely ignorant about several decades of research on child development.

With the support of the CRILF (Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family), we surveyed family law lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in CanaLaw and the Family), we surveyed family law lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in CFamily), we surveyed family law lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in Cfamily law lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in Canalaw lawyers and judges who attended the National Family Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in CFamily Law Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in CanaLaw Program in Whistler, BC, in July 2014, to learn about their views and experiences with shared parenting, mediation and self - representation in family courts in Cfamily courts in Canada.

While researching my book about divorce, I interviewed 100 of the top family law experts in the United States.