The Administrative Work No One Sees in Family Law
A significant share of family law work takes place far from courtrooms, formal correspondence, or decisive client meetings, unfolding instead in an often unseen lay...
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When “Complete Disclosure” Means Different Things
Financial disclosure sits at the centre of every divorce file, yet it remains one of the least aligned concepts between lawyers and their clients. The phrase “compl...
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The Shift to Automated Financial Disclosure
For decades, financial disclosure has quietly remained one of the most resource-intensive and emotionally draining aspects of family law practice, not because the l...
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Responsiveness Is the Client Experience
Clients rarely evaluate their legal experience based solely on technical skill or final outcomes. What stays with them is how the process felt while it was unfoldin...
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The Hidden Cost of Stitching Together Divorce Tools and the Case for One System That Does It All
Most family law firms do not wake up one day and decide to create a fragmented divorce workflow. Instead, fragmentation emerges gradually, often as a reasonable res...
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Early, Organized Financial Disclosure Is No Longer Optional
January has a way of bringing the realities of financial disclosure into sharp focus. New matters begin, existing files regain momentum, and expectations from court...
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