In: Divorce
Update on Melinda’s Mediation Services
April 27, 2021Update on Melinda’s mediation practice. Her calendar is available on our website at https://www.duffeeandeitzen.com/mediation-schedule/. She has been fully vaccinated. Starting May…
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Update on Melinda’s Mediation Services
April 27, 2021Update on Melinda’s mediation practice. Her calendar is available on our website at https://www.duffeeandeitzen.com/mediation-schedule/. She has been fully vaccinated. Starting May…
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Considering Divorce? Podcast with Melinda Eitzen, Part 1
February 18, 2021https://www.duffeeandeitzen.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Considering-Divorce-Part-1.mp3 Read More
Client feedback on Zoom Mediations
February 10, 20211. They feel more comfortable in their own environment. 2. There's a lot of downtime while the mediator's in the other... Read More
Divorce During COVID-19
January 28, 2021A message to DFW couples in the middle of divorce- divorces are still happening during this uncertain time, and we can…
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National Spouses Day
January 26, 2021Today is National Spouse Day- Take care of your spouse!
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Online Course Presented by Marilea W. Lewis and T. Hunter Lewis- Family Law Settlements in the Time of COVID-19
January 19, 2021Attorneys- earn one hour of CLE credit with this online course by Marilea and Hunter Lewis, where they discuss informal agreements,…
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Martin Luther King Jr Day
January 18, 2021Our offices are closed today in honor of #mlkday
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National Divorce Month
January 4, 2021National Divorce Month January is the equivalent of Black Friday around our offices. With our noticeable spike in calls, people want…
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Community Property, Separate Property and Pre-Nups
December 1, 2020Let’s start by clarifying a few terms- Community Property and Separate Property. What is Community Property? Community property consists of the…
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What do special needs have to do with my SAPCR? – video presentation
October 28, 2020Duffee and Eitzen partner, George Shake discusses Special Needs Children and how that might relate to special education and family law... Read More
Legal Implications Associated with Livestreamed Proceedings
October 27, 2020Legal Implications Associated with Livestreamed Proceedings After the COVID-19 pandemic reached Texas, courts were among the first agencies to limit public... Read More
Can an Abuser Change and Does That Matter?
October 6, 2020Can an Abuser Change and Does That Matter? Abusers or batterers are typically, but not always, men. An estimated 85% of…
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My Child’s Other Parent Won’t Let Me See My Child but I Pay Child Support – What can I do?
October 1, 2020My Child’s Other Parent Won’t Let Me See My Child but I Pay Child Support – What can I do? At…
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Am I Eligible for Any of My Ex-Spouse’s Social Security Benefits?
September 22, 2020By: Lisa Greenwood Duffee Understanding retirement benefits as part of the divorce process can be in increasingly difficult. Many people are…
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Child Custody Evaluations: What You Need To Know
September 1, 2020CHILD CUSTODY EVALUATIONS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BY MARIANNE HOWLAND AND GEORGE SHAKE A “Child Custody Evaluation” is a process... Read More
Student Cellphones in Schools
August 11, 2020Students Cellphones in Schools by George Shake, Education Expert A high school student in Georgia was recently suspended for taking video…
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EPISODE 9: CONFIDENTIALITY IN FAMILY LAW
July 29, 2020“Confidentiality in Family Law” – with Melinda Eitzen
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