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.
98 - How to Deal with Lottery Winnings, Inheritances, Personal Injury Awards in Divorce
97 - Top Ten Things Kids Wish They Could Tell Their Divorced Parents with Jay and Tammy Daughtry
96 - 2nd Annual Halloween Special
95 - Top Divorce Mistakes You Can Make
94 - Recent Changes to Georgia's Child Support Law
93 - How to Reduce Holiday Stress Using 5 Simple Concepts
92 - 7 Things to Consider BEFORE Attempting a DIY Divorce
91 - Practicing Healthy Communication - Taking Your Marriage to the Next Level Part 2
90 - Taking Your Marriage to the Next Level
89 - 10 Things You Should Know BEFORE Meeting with a Guardian ad Litem
88 - What Kind of Trouble Can Your Kids Get Into Without Even Knowing It?
87 - Question and Answer Show
86 - Private Investigators - What They Can and Cannot Do with Jason Lanyon
85 - Probate Myths and How to Avoid Probate Nightmares with Attorney Erik Broel
84 - Latest Research on Co-Parenting with Diane Dierks
83 - What NOT To Do After Your Divorce Has Been Granted
82 - How a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Can Help You with Beau Varnadoe
81 - Things That Will Set Off Fireworks in Your Divorce
80 - 12 Things You Should Do After Your Divorce
79 - Custody Arrangements for Pets? and Other Personal Property Issues
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