FAMILY LAW
By Alexandra LeichterFamily law attorneys have been struggling for years to meet the challenges of decreasing court time availability for their clients. Truncated trial days, long waiting periods for court availability, increased appointments of judges who are unfamiliar with family law, all serve to make trials in the public court system a nightmare for both attorneys and litigants. Yet, mention "alternative dispute resolution," and family...
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