17 - Representing Yourself In Family Court Part 2

Update: 2017-07-02

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This show aired on July 2, 2017. It was hosted by David Enevoldsen, and co-hosted by attorney Shelley Rosas. The two discussed representing yourself in a court proceeding, ensuring that you have a position that makes sense through some objective feedback, ways to ensure that you understand procedurally what will happen in a court case, basics of court etiquette, and how to outline what will happen in a hearing before you walk into the courtroom. Note that this is a continuation as part 2 of the show on June 25, 2017.

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Orders of Protection

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28 - Podcast Introduction

2024-08-0811:31

27 - The Intersection Of Family Law And The U.S. Constitution

2017-09-1756:58

26 - Third Party Rights To Children (Grandparents, Step-Parents, In Loco Parentis)

2017-09-1056:59

25 - Embryo Ownership In A Divorce

2017-09-0356:58

24 - Protective Orders

2017-08-2756:59

23 - The Conflict Dynamic In Family Law Part 2

2017-08-2056:58

22 - Polyamory

2017-08-0656:58

21 - The Conflict Dynamic In Family Law Part 1

2017-07-3056:58

20 - Overnights With Fathers And Maternal Attachment

2017-07-2356:58

19 - Co-Parenting and Parental Alienation

2017-07-1656:58

18 - Child Support

2017-07-0956:58

17 - Representing Yourself In Family Court Part 2

2017-07-0256:59

16 - Representing Yourself In Family Court Part 1

2017-06-2556:59

15 - Family Law And Christianity

2017-06-1856:59

14 - The Intersection Of Criminal And Family Law

2017-06-1156:58

13 - Discovery and Disclosure In A Family Court Case

2017-06-0456:58

12 - Sci Fi and Superhero Hypotheticals

2017-05-2856:58

11 - Infidelity and Private Investigators

2017-05-2156:58

10 - Collaborative Law

2017-05-1456:58

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17 - Representing Yourself In Family Court Part 2