Family
Jun. 24, 2006
Family Law Jurists Need to Let Lawyers Present Their Cases
Forum Column - By Fred Silberberg - The family law system is, in many ways, different from any other part of our trial court system.
By Fred Silberberg
The family law system is, in many ways, different from any other part of our trial court system. Not only are the substantive issues which are addressed in family law court different from the issues addressed in most other parts of the court system, the procedures involved in disposing of those issues are also different from the manner in which they are typically disposed of in other parts of the court system.
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