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The law matters in all aspects of your work and personal life. Learn about the law and some practical tips in dealing with legal issues that matter to you.

Tuesday, February 18, 202002/18/2020

Real Estate Purchases, What You Need To Know

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Tuesday, February 11, 202002/11/2020

High Net Divorces

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Tuesday, February 4, 202002/04/2020

How to Make Sure Your Estate Goes To Who You Want and What Happens When It’s Contested

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Tuesday, January 28, 202001/28/2020

The Journey of Divorce

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Tuesday, January 21, 202001/21/2020

Defending Against a Domestic Violence Order

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Tuesday, January 14, 202001/14/2020

How To Climb The Corporate Ladder

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Tuesday, January 7, 202001/07/2020

National Divorce day with Dr. Laura Landerman-Garbar

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Tuesday, December 17, 201912/17/2019

Getting Ready For College

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Tuesday, December 10, 201912/10/2019

Settlement Options for Divorce Cases

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Tuesday, November 26, 201911/26/2019

Relationships Between Coworkers, Both Professional and Personal

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