As an established attorney, I have always communicated with clients by telephone, email, and text. With the pandemic, court filings have been conducted via a Court e-portal for several years, thus the practice of Family Law was already conducive to virtual practice. My practice now includes meetings via Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Skype. In addition to more traditional forms of communication. If mediation is necessary, mediation occurs in the office of the mediator. With virtual practice we are able to conduct meetings while you are at home, on break from work or anywhere that you are located. Virtual law meetings can be held via phone or live web cam. Documents are transferred via email as we notarize family law pleadings remotely. Thus, virtual practice is the ideal for many legal cases.
