Michigan Bar Journal

Michigan Bar Journal

Family Law Theme Introduction (PDF opens in new window)

Listening In: Is accessing others’ e-mail or recording their telephone conversations legal during a divorce or custody proceeding? (PDF opens in new window)

Winning Divorce Trials: New strategies for overcoming bias at trial (PDF opens in new window)

Focus on the Children: When divorce proceedings turn into high-conflict disputes, parenting coordinators can put the attention on what is best for the children. (PDF opens in new window)

Keeping Current: Recent court rule changes that impact family law practice (PDF opens in new window)

Notes from Nigeria (PDF opens in new window)

Partnering to Provide Pro Bono Legal Aid:MI-LAPP matches high-impact cases and low-income clients with lawyers from large firms (PDF opens in new window)

From a Fellow Traveler:Could you use some help? (PDF opens in new window)

More from this Issue

A Parent's Right to Choose: The constitutionality of grandparent visitation according to Troxel v Grandville (PDF opens in new window)

The Art of the Apology (PDF opens in new window)

Lawyers Are Special: Lessons learned from Nigeria (PDF opens in new window)

Don't Blame the Messenger (PDF opens in new window)

Crossing The Bar: Preparing law students to recognize the unauthorized practice of law (PDF opens in new window)

Writing for Your Audience: The Client (PDF opens in new window)

June, 2002 Volume 81, No. 6

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