Review of The May Firm
I’ve really been feeling the love over the last few days, and I sincerely want to thank everyone who replied to my request to come leave a comment so I could make sure the Comment Luv plugin was working. I’m happy to say it is! And thank you also for your nice comments on Nathan’s birthday post-I hardly recognize that 31 year old lady with the short hair in those photos-oh, right, it’s me! lol
And now, a review. Not that this is a subject that anyone wants to think about, but the sad fact is, that marriages end in divorce, and when there are children involved, the situation has to be handled with the utmost professionalism. A firm in Texas called The May Firm specializes in Family Law litigation and appeals, with an emphasis on child custody disputes, marital property division, and appeals. I hope that anyone reading this who knows someone in the Dallas area that needs a dallas divorce lawyer will call The May Firm for help.
The president of The May Firm is Michelle May O’Neil, who is also a a certified family law specialist. She is a nationally recognized dallas family lawyer who is also licensed by the United States Supreme Court. Attorney Ashley Bowline also works for The May Firm as a dallas divorce attorney. These lawyers and there staff are there to help clients get through an emotionally difficult time as they file for divorce, custody, and property, and the website has many testimonials from clients who felt they received much-needed strength and support.
I’m posting this review as a way to spread the word about The May Firm, and I hope if you are reading this and know someone in the Dallas area who needs help with a divorce, that you will consider contacting The May Firm for help.
The sad fact is that many marriages end in divorce, but you can’t say they ALL do. My grandparents were happily married until death did them part for almost 50 years. My husband and I are going strong on 12 years. Many of our friends are still happily married celebrating double digit anniversaries.
Marriage is hard work. It’s only when you stop working at it that it ends in divorce. People give up to quickly and easily. So to say that marriage ends in divorce is on an opinion.
Happy Holidays and I hope before trying a lawyer, your readers will first try a marriage counselor!
(I also wanted to try out your comment luv!) (No hard feelings!).
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Very interesting post. Hubby and I have been married 33 years.
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Karen, you must have been so young! Chris and I started dating when I was 18 and he was 17, so we’ve been together 22 years, but only married for 14 (took a while to convince my parents lol).
Mommywizdom-I appreciate your comment! And I wholeheartedly agree that divorce should be the absolutely last thing to happen, especially if children are involved. My parents were married for 38 years until my Mother passed away, my husband and I have been together 22 years. I can not imagine any situation that would make me want to divorce him. But, that’s the thing about reviews, you give people the information so they can make an informed choice.
I see that your last post was about Disney’s Little Einsteins! My two year old daughter LOVES the Rocket’s Firebird Rescue DVD, she wants to watch it all the time! Thanks again for leaving a comment and have a great Christmas!
Hey Elizabeth! Just wanted to come over and wish you a very Merry Christmas. It’s been ages since we’ve chatted. I think the holidays are trying to kill me.
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Wishing a Happy Christmas, Elizabeth!!!
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Dana-Hang in there, Christmas is almost over! lol A very Merry Christmas to you as well.
Graham-And a very Merry Christmas to you as well! I apologize that you have not received a card from me yet, I promise it is on it’s way!