Drexler Law Group 2020 Web Q&A Series
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Drexler Law Group 2020 Web Q&A Series
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1. How Long is the Divorce Process?
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2. How Long is the Divorce Process? Part 2
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3. Is Colorado a No Fault State?
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4. Should I Get a Separation or Divorce?
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5. How is Military Divorce Different?
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6. When Do I Need an Attorney?
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7. Can I Handle My Own Case?
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8. What is Hearsay?
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9. What If I Know I am Going to Move Before My Divorce?
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10. Can I Move My Children If I'm Already Divorced?
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11. How is My Case Handled Within Drexler Law?
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12. What Can I Do to Help My Attorney?
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13. What Are Some Misconceptions About the Divorce Process?
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14. Should I Switch Attorneys in the Middle of My Case?
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15. What to Look For In an Attorney
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16. What is the Divorce Process?
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17. What Are the Steps Between the Process?
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18. Is a Law Firm or Solo Attorney Better for a Divorce?
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19. How Do I Choose an Attorney?
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20. What Should I Expect During an Initial Consultation?
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21. What Happens After a Divorce or Separation?
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22. What Should I Expect From My Attorney?
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23. What Factors Are Considered in Parenting Plans?
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24. What Should I be Careful of Before Agreeing to a Parenting Plan?
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25. Can I or My Ex Move Away With Our Children?
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26. Can I Move to Another State?
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27. Will My Attorney Really Understand My Situation?
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28. We've Been in Similar Shoes
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29. Motions to Restrict Parenting Time
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30. Emergency Motion to Restrict Parenting Time
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31. Is an Emergency Motion the Same as a Court Order?
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32. Why is Restricted Parenting Time Supervised?
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33. Motions To Restrict Can Be Emotional to Deal With
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34. Do I Need a Lawyer to Help with a Motion to Restrict?
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35. Can I Change the Court Order?
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36. Jurisdictions
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37. Home State Jurisdiction
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38. Hide the Baby is a Bad Idea
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39. What Happens Before Temporary Orders?
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