On a separate earth

Posted on November 17, 2015 by jg

There was an attorney in plano that had a decidedly more awesome family law practice than anyone else, so I hired her. Natalie Gregg. That’s right, you have probably seen her in the Huffington Post. No, not that one. This one. The divorce one. That is how she rolls, because, well, duh: she is a divorce lawyer.

Is anyone reading this? Good lord, I hope not.

Anwyay.

Back to the lecutre at hand. We’re talking about Plano Texas, right? Gonna have to hit that word count, you know.

(Wow, you don’t wanna know what typo I just hit when I tried “count” …. needless to say, it needed a Big O)

You know you like it.

Anyway, here is what the divorce lawyer named natalie gregg from allen texas hath said unto the furious and swarming masses that pester her on the Interwebs:

Listed below are some of our most important blogs for new and prospective clients. They have all been written by attorneys and staff of the Law Office of Natalie Gregg.

You should also review our Free Legal Resources, which includes information developed by others that is provided as a courtesy for those seeking general information on matters related to family law.

If you can only read one blog …

Read this one: “Top 10 Questions Asked at First Consult.”

If you can read more, see below.

What to Expect in a Family Law Case …

FAMILY LAW

“Top 10 Common Myths in Family Law”

“Timeline for Procedures in Family Law“

“What are the Filing Fees in North Texas Family Law Courts?“

“The ‘F’ Word in Family Law … Fair”

Allvery sensible, I say. But what say you?

Canto Three

Posted on December 7, 2014 by jg

Babylon Dogs

– from Ten Poems.

If it matters to you
at all,
I am not angry.
I am not expecting an apology.

I am the weight
that bore down on you
all these years.
You’re a strong woman
but let’s face it:

I know your reasons.
They are good ones.
Reasonable.

I will do my part
to not drown in regret.
Please do your part
to forever recall
how bad I was for you,
how my deadweight
steadily
increasingly
diminished you.

© William Banks and “Babylon Dogs” 2014. All content of this blog and website, unless specifically noted otherwise, is protected under U.S. copyright. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material in whole or part without express written permission from this blog’s owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to William Banks as author and “Babylon Dogs” as source with…

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mckiney divocey, mckinney divorce attorney

Posted on November 11, 2014 by jg

McKinney Divorce Attorney

Is that divorcery or sorcery? You be the judge.

Either way, that’s a big fish.

big sassy

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fam fam fam, family law plano texas!

Posted on November 11, 2014 by jg

Family Law Plano Texas TX

Divorce plano in the house with the family law plano texas!Naw?

“That weren’t funny.”

Naw ….. not’t’all.

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Dr. Suzanne Gelb, Licensed Psychologist, Discusses Post-Divorce Parenting Tips on

Posted on November 11, 2014 by jg

Child Custody Arrangements News

child custody arrangements website

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The Value of Information in Divorce Litigation

Posted on November 7, 2014 by jg

Closely Held Business World

By Robert Kornitzer, Esq.
rkornitzer@pashmanstein.com

Every consultation with a prospective family law client begins with a very similar request from the prospective client “Please tell me what results I can expect, both financial and custodial”. The financial questions include (but are not limited to) those pertaining to expected results as to payment/receipt of spousal and child support, division of liquid and investment assets, division of retirement assets, division of personal property and the necessity of carrying insurance to secure various obligations. The custodial questions include (but are not limited to) those pertaining to legal custody, physical custody, relocation of one parent with the children, parenting schedules and parenting dispute resolution.

It is not a difficult task for a family law attorney to spout endlessly as to the statutory and case law pertaining to the above-referenced subjects. In fact, once you get many of us started, like many other professionals…

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North 20°54, West 156°14

Posted on November 7, 2014 by jg

Bending Genre

In 2009, my mother’s youngest sister went missing.

Today, my writing room is wallpapered with maps. Brooklyn, The Rockaways, Greenwich Village, and Long Island City fill my western wall. Eugene, Olympia, and Yelm sit in the northeastern corner while Maui, New Orleans, Asheville, and Mineral fill the southeast. And a map of the country traces my aunt’s 51 years in string and colored paper, from southern Illinois to the Haiku bush of eastern Maui.

I have become my own cartographer with my own language and my own terms.

My obsession with maps started inside a barn alongside an unnamed road in northern Illinois—a hoarder’s antique shop on the way to Galena. My mother was shopping for furniture. I was digging through boxes. I was ten and already obsessed with true stories where people and places and discoveries were hiding.

At the bottom of a box, I…

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