Andrea Harvey's Blog Entries

  • Wednesday, April 11th, 2012
      Once I began practicing in the area of Family Law, one of my mentors said to me, “There are no winners in Family Law.” And the truth is, there are none. While that is a stark reality, it is not a sad one.   I remember when I made the decision to go into the practice of law. I had a few several delusions about what exactly, “practicing law” entailed. That mostly came based on what I saw in the
  • Thursday, January 26th, 2012
      Whenever a parent contacts me about seeking child support and to establish child custody, I must speak to him or her about the reality of splitting time with your child with the noncustodial parent. When establishing child custody and child support, you are also able to establish a visitation schedule. While there are standard visitation schedules- there are some opportunities to accommodate
  • Friday, January 6th, 2012
      Seeking a Marketing Intern   Harvey Law Office is seeking a marketing intern. This position will be unpaid. Schedule is very flexible and may allow for telecommuting. This will be a great opportunity to be a part of a growing law firm and infuse your ideas to build a growing practice. The position is goal based. Responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Assisting with business
  • Thursday, January 5th, 2012
    Happy New Year!! We trust that everyone had a well rested holiday break. We did. We have had an opportunity to plan and work on bringing the firm to new levels. As always, we will continue to blog when we have time consistently!  Today's topic covers a common frequently asked question and legal issue that attorneys often have to work through: Out of State Support and Court Orders. You may ask-
  • Wednesday, December 14th, 2011
    Greetings good readers! Thank you so much for reading last week's blog: Top Legal Stories of 2011. We plan to complete the list next week. Can't wait to reveal the number one lesson of 2011! Meanwhile, in reality television land...Yesterday's episode of Real Housewives of Atlanta was interesting to say the least. Besides the other scenes of miscellaneous information and gossip, there was a very
  • Friday, December 9th, 2011
    If you have ever had an opportunity to read my twitter, you will see that much of the stories I Retweet and talk about are legal stories (naturally). I share these stories for one of two reasons, one because I'm a news junkie and find news interesting. But also, because I think there is a lot that can be learned about our society from the legal environment. Historically and traditionally, there
  • Wednesday, December 7th, 2011
    Last week, the celeb news blogosphere was on fire as news that Tameka Raymond who is the ex-wife of R&B/Pop World Entertainer and Manager of Justin Beiber, Usher Raymond, had filed for full custody of the children, wanted Usher to drug test, and that she had issues that he did not inform her on co-parenting decisions. Basically, this was a legal dispute regarding child custody. Let me make a
  • Wednesday, November 9th, 2011
    Despite our wishes to the contrary, Halloween is over and according to the retail store's decorations, it's almost time for Christmas. While Thanksgiving is usually reduced to a simple corner with autumn leaves and a turkey hat on the shelf, the reality is that the holidays (and all that they encompass) are here. The holidays have various meanings for various families. For so many families the
  • Tuesday, November 1st, 2011
    I have a bit of a confession to make, unlike the vast majority of the world (ok maybe not that many people), I am not a fan of Kim Kardashian nor the Kardashian clan. I admit, I fell victim to their product placement driven show a few times, but one day I took it for what it was and decided never again. For the most part, I managed to hold true to my "anti-Kardashian" mantra until the latest
  • Thursday, October 13th, 2011
    Cherise is my colleague and law school classmate. When I learned of her diagnosis, I was honestly surprised. I knew how old she was and her age didn’t “fit” what I thought breast cancer “looked” like. I asked Cherise to guest blog in our continued focus on Breast Cancer during the month of October. I hope it touches you as much as it touched me. I am the youngest and only girl in a family of

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