“Kids need a Family — BOTH Mom & Dad. But kids don’t need Mom & Dad to be married.”
“You can’t make the cake without the batter. The reproductive rights of men must be recognized to save our culture, and that means equal custody, beginning at birth.”
My Practice Areas:
“All that is necessary for evil to triumph, is for good people to do nothing.
For I know what my Father requires of me — to seek justice; love mercy; and walk humbly.
When the wicked accuse, then let the just defend.
The law is a jealous mistress and requires a long and constant courtship. She’s not to be won by trifling favors, but by lavish homage.
Life is like a game of playing cards: the hand you are dealt is determinism; the way you play it is free will.
Do. Your. Best.”
How I Practice Law:
I focus on people and the individual journeys we take together.
The product of our work is a Future—one shaped by the lessons of past choices and the courage of present decisions. My goal is to deliver the highest level of legal counsel with professionalism, contemplative planning and plain common sense. I like to win, I tend to win, and I try to remember the instructions that my work should reflect justice, mercy, and humility.
You’ll have my personal cell number. We’ll talk and text whenever needed. I answer messages promptly. I’ve learned that spoken words can drain the mind, but quiet planning usually bears the better fruit. Still, we’ll get to know each other well—because direct, honest communication is the foundation of real counsel.
I also gravitate toward cases where someone is stuck, overwhelmed, or—as my mentors would say—has their “ass in a crack.” Maybe you’re at your wits’ end. Maybe you’re staring at a problem that keeps you up at night. Good. Those are the cases I want. Cases with stakes. Cases that force thought, creativity, and soul-searching. Cases that make both of us ask deeper questions.
Your case will steal some sleep from us anyway. Let’s make sure that the lost sleep—the episodic anxiety—is a worthy offering to the Great Mystery that brought us together, and still guides our steps.
I look for cases where my hands can build something that lasts. After three decades, I know the playing field gets shorter with every case, and time becomes precious.
I obviously believe in the irreplaceable role of Dads, and in a child’s right to know both Mom and Dad more deeply than any transient counselor, social worker, or court-appointed professional. I believe FAMILY is the cornerstone to a free society—and the last defense against ideologies that preach “unity” while demanding conformity. Such social Marxists are thick within Courts, law schools and all of law—and they all work to destroy personal freedom by attacking men, Dads and the family. Many lecture that, ‘It Takes a Village’ But they really mean that those of us who disagree must, “sit down and shut up . . . or else.”
So, if you’re a father fighting for your child—or a mother who’s been bullied in a courthouse hallway by some posturing lawyer in an overpriced costume—you deserve counsel who understands the stakes, honors your role, and is willing to stand in the gap with you. We’re all imperfect, but men and dads in particular face the ire of our noisy, nosey, nagging culture. That’s what I mean when I say our culture is gyno-centric.
Still, the idea that either parent — or a social program, or a Court — should “take” a child away from a parent is offensive to me. Children are our birthright — the link between our yesterday, our today and our personal destiny. The individual, personal reproductive rights and responsibilities of both men and women must be honored. Our status and empowerment as a Mom or a Dad must be preserved as a fundamental right. Those are my biases.
God bless everyone, even those pesky Marxists, and the oligarchs they ironically serve and aspire to become.