Litigation

I use my experience and knowledge gained as a litigator for over 30 years to prepare and represent my clients.

As a Divorce a Custody attorney and Civil Trial attorney, I use my experience and knowledge gained as a litigator for over 30 years to prepare and represent my clients. This includes the knowledge of the rules of evidence and civil procedure. Rules of evidence dictate how evidence is presented to the court and what evidence is allowed to be presented. This applies to any type of case that appears before the court. Similarly, the Rules of Civil Procedure are the court rules on how to conduct a case from the inception of a case to its conclusion in court.

Litigation attorneys handle a wide range of legal disputes between individuals, businesses, or organizations.

Litigation attorneys handle a wide range of legal disputes between individuals, businesses, or organizations. They manage all aspects of a lawsuit, from researching relevant laws to presenting cases in court. Presenting cases in court requires knowledge of the rules of evidence and civil procedure as well as the relevant law as the case requires.

The key to success in any case

The key to success in any case, whether a non-litigation matter, litigation or at trial is preparation, preparation, preparation. Preparation leads to confidence which leads to success and winning.

What's the difference between a litigator and a lawyer?

While all litigators are lawyers, not all lawyers are litigators. The key difference lies in their specialization. A litigator is a lawyer who specializes in taking cases through the court process, while a lawyer may specialize in other areas of law and may not necessarily appear in court.

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