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What is Limited Scope Representation?

March 1st, 2024
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Louise E. Livesay-Al
Many people are concerned about whether they can afford the legal counsel they require when faced with a divorce or family law matter. However, with unbundled legal services, you can get the representation you need for the specific issues you need it… Read More
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Categories: Limited Scope Representation

Mutually Informed

February 4th, 2024
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Louise E. Livesay-Al
“I am so glad we came in together, this has been so helpful.” This is a comment I hear so often from couples after they come in to meet with me together to talk about their divorce process options. Not all attorneys offer the opportunity to come… Read More
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Categories: Uncategorized

5 Rules for Facebook during Divorce

February 4th, 2024
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Louise E. Livesay-Al
Facebook is such a handy way to communicate what is going on in your life. It is a quick way to communicate life changes, events, accomplishments and information to people. And then people let you know they hear your news and can respond with a comme… Read More
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Categories: Collaborative Divorce

Louise was quoted in a blog article

February 4th, 2024
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Louise E. Livesay-Al
I was quoted in a blog written by Jennifer Moshier from Arizona and thought it was a great article about Collaborative practice in family law matters that might be helpful for people thinking about divorce. Both Jennifer and I practice the Collaborat… Read More
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Categories: Collaborative Divorce
Social Media Tips

10 Social Media Tips During a Divorce

February 4th, 2024
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Louise E. Livesay-Al
I just attended a continuing education session about social media issues in family law. While I share many of these points with my clients already, it was a good reminder about how social media can impact divorce negotiations. Here are my top 10 soci… Read More
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Categories: Collaborative Divorce
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Working Through Your Emotions After a Divorce

February 2nd, 2024
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Louise E. Livesay-Al
Even if your divorce is amicable, ending a marriage is never easy. It’s completely normal to feel a wide range of emotions when you’re going through a divorce. From sadness to anger, denial, grief, stress, guilt, and frustration to elation and re… Read More
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Categories: Collaborative Divorce
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