When you are in the middle of a legal battle involving money or your children, everything can feel like an emergency. Unfortunately, the Court has limited resources and time. This forces the Court to narrowly define what they consider an emergency. In this episode, Leh and Todd break down what Courts tend to classify as an emergency and what situations will be given expedited consideration. They also dive into what is really going on behind the scenes that limit the Court's resources.
197 - Improving Your Child Support or Alimony Case
196 - Bill Eddy and His Newest Book - BIFF for Co-Parent Communication
195 - How Procrastination Can Crush Your Hopes for a 'Fair' Division of Assets in Your Divorce
194 - Examples of What Happens When You Do Not Stay on Top of Legal Deadlines and Issues
193 - How To Improve Your Communication To Help Your Divorce or Custody Battle
192 - How Procrastination Can Hurt Your Child Custody Case
191 - The Evils of Procrastination in Taking Legal Action
190 - 10 Resolutions for the Recently Divorced
189 - 10 New Year's Resolutions for Your Marriage
188 - Adultery Questions and Answers
186 - Adultery's Impact on Divorce
187 - Property Issues in Celebrity Divorces
185 - SupportPay - Enabling Parents to Manage Child Support & Share Expenses – Directly with Each Other
184 - Dealing with Debt in a Divorce
183 - Does My Divorce Have to Be Nasty?
182 - The 17 Child Custody Factors that a Judge Can Consider
181 - Child Custody Q&A
180 - The Three P's of a Virtual Hearing
179 - Answering Questions about Divorce Procedures
178 - Nicole Young vs. Dr. Dre - Can She Get the Pre-nup Thrown Out?
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