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Child Returned to Home Country in International Parental Child Abduction Case The Hague Abduction Convention is a treaty between many countries to ensure the return of children who have been wrongfully removed from their home country. -
Tulsa People's 2022 Best Lawyers List Danya and Aaron Bundy received recognition in Tulsa People's "Best Lawyers" list for their work in family law. -
Plea Bargains It is a myth that only guilty people plead guilty to avoid trial. Our system incentivizes guilty pleas from the innocent as well. -
How to Answer Bad Questions Some attorneys use logical fallacies to try to get witnesses to give bad answers. If you are aware of the fallacies, you can see through the tricks. -
Getting Around Hearsay Hearsay is a convoluted evidentiary barrier that can be understood and circumvented. -
Taking Shortcuts Can Lead To More Expense and Headaches In The Future Taking shortcuts in legal matters to save money often results in enormous future expense and inconvenience. -
You Are Being Watched If you are involved in a lawsuit, you should behave as if you are being observed at all times, because it is likely that you are being watched and tracked. -
American Idol Winner Kelly Clarkson Just Showed The World The Value Of A Solid Prenuptial Agreement A prenuptial agreement is a type of insurance, providing protection and certainty against potential future risks -
Self-Help Can Cost You Sometimes progress in litigation is obtained incrementally. Taking certain action without permission from the judge can cause hard-earned progress to be lost -
Power Women and Divorce The rules about alimony and child support are gender-neutral, but the concept of equity makes support claims fact-sensitive