If you’ve ever been to criminal or civil court, you may think that you’ll be prepared for going to family court for divorce proceedings or a custody hearing. However, you would be wrong. Family court operates in a way that’s very different from how criminal and civil courts operate. That’s why you should always get legal representation before you show up in court. Your lawyer’s job is to prepare you for the realities of family court. If you have an upcoming divorce hearing, or if you expect to be spending time in court dealing with child support, visitation, and custody issues, the articles on my blog can help answer some of the questions that you’re likely to have. However, once you’ve read up on the issues in family law, you should consult a family lawyer in your area for further advice.
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