How to Dress for Court to Look Honest and Feel Fearless!
Ready for a Court Hearing? Think again! If you are summoned to appear in court for your court date, you most likely have spoken with legal counsel and know what to expect for your upcoming court appearance in front of a judge. But do you? Do you know the
Read MoreHow to Really Prepare to Testify in Court and Be Fearless During Every Cross Examination
Having to testify in court intimidates everyone! But these tips can help you feel confident about your testimony, even on cross-examination. The Purpose of Witness Testimony In a Family Court case, witness testimony is offered to provide evidence about the
Read More3 Powerful Kinds of Expert to Persuade the Family Court Judge You’re Right
Family Court cases provide the opportunity for a judge to decide how much time you are able to spend with your children, where you can live, and how much support you should receive or be able to pay. Sometimes, offering the opinion of an expert, which is
Read More“Your Honor” and Other Courtroom Etiquette
Your honor is a term used by attorneys in court when speaking to a judge. The phrase your honor meaning is a sign of respect. It is one of several common lawyer phrases in court. The 'your honor' definition per Oxford Dictionary is "high respect;
Read MoreCLE Materials: “Preparing for Trial and Possible Appeal”
Today, Megan Dell presented to a group of local Family Court attorneys interested in learning about preparing for trial at a Continuing Legal Education seminar sponsored by the Charleston County Bar Association. The presentation, “Preparing for Trial and
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