Family
Jul. 31, 2006
Enough With the Paper; Let's Testify in Family Law Court
Forum Column - It appears that those who make up the administrative policies of our family law courts just don't get it when it comes to figuring out how to administer justice fairly and efficiently in a way that does not create extra paperwork and expense for everyone involved.
Forum Column
By Fred Silberberg
It appears that those who make up the administrative policies of our family law courts just don't get it when it comes to figuring out how to administer justice fairly and efficiently in a way that does not create extra paperwork and expense for everyone involved. The family court system has created its own legal morass, and instead of resolving it in the most obvious way, it just keeps digging itself in...
By Fred Silberberg
It appears that those who make up the administrative policies of our family law courts just don't get it when it comes to figuring out how to administer justice fairly and efficiently in a way that does not create extra paperwork and expense for everyone involved. The family court system has created its own legal morass, and instead of resolving it in the most obvious way, it just keeps digging itself in...
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