Even the most seasoned family lawyers with decades of experience thought they’d seen it all in terms of financial recessions, bear markets, real estate crashes and natural disasters which have slowed or altered the wheels of justice in some way throughout the years. But with the onset of the worldwide pandemic on March 11, divorce attorneys were compelled to adjust in unprecedented ways and attain a “new normal” in the daily practice of law. Below are practical tips to keep in mind in today’s world with the presence and unpredictability of COVID-19.

Accepting Change and the Virtual Practice of Law

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