Losing my religion
I am, at best, a religious mutt, at worst, I have no religion. My mother was a lapsed Protestant, my father a lapsed Catholic, I went to a Methodist... Read more →
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A primer on primary care
When I owned my medical diagnostic company I regularly met with primary care physicians (PCP) who consistently complained to me about the insanity of... Read more →
It’s not the pet who should be put on a leash
Two college students were videotaping last Friday in Virginia Avenue Park. It was typical arty, demo reel stuff. She was the cameraman and he was the... Read more →
The duplicitous diva goes down
The call came in on Friday, at 3:30 p.m. of course. His employer was still not clear on whether or not to terminate the alimony that we had fought so... Read more →
Small town surprises
This is one of my favorite times of the year. I love the cold weather, the rain and the fact that it will turn on a dime and then become a gorgeous,... Read more →
Dealing with a double standard
Saturday I spent the morning with approximately 120 other lawyers being brought up to date on the newest developments in the law on domestic... Read more →
Dressing for success is a lesson lost these days
When I was in high school, back in the days of payphones and phones that actually “dialed” because they were rotary, there was a book out... Read more →
The price of being a deceitful ex
“I love it when a plan comes together.” Those words were made famous in my childhood by George Peppard when he was playing Col. John... Read more →
Slow down, enjoy the race
Life has a funny way of teaching you lessons. Sometimes they come easily, like when you were a kid and your mom caught you stealing a candy bar and... Read more →
Good riddance ‘09
This week we get to start over with the coming of a New Year. Many of my friends have had a rough year, and lots of my clients have also. But before... Read more →
