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Despite our busy schedules at The Law Firm of Charles D. Jamieson P. A., our great team wants to make sure we stay in touch with our subscribers, clients and friends!
Charles' presence on the web continues to grow and his knowledge and experience has attracted not only tremendous traffic to our corporate website, which has generated referrals and clients, but has also attracted robust interest from the media as well as other family law, parenting and lawyers' directories.
He has recently been selected by AttorneyTarget.com as a feature family law attorney for Palm Beach County, and his informative articles and blogs are often re-published by other bloggers and article sites.
He was recently invited to be a guest speaker for The Lee PAS Foundation at their radio talk show. You can listen or download his recording here.
Charles also discussed parental alienation on Mark Murnan's weekly radio show "The Radio Investigator". That show was aired on March 18th and will be available for download at www.RadioInvestigator.com in MP3 format on the download page. Charles' next participation on Mark's talk show is scheduled to be aired on 4/29 at 9:00AM.
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"I Am 36, I Can Work But I Can't Live on 43 Million Dollars".
By Charles D. Jamieson, Esquire
 Divorce attorneys in West Palm Beach and the rest of Palm Beach County are familiar with spouses who sometimes make exorbitant claims during their divorce cases. However, even these family lawyers may raise their eyebrows concerning a divorce case now being litigated in Connecticut. A 36 year old Swedish countess, married to a former United States CEO, is demanding $53,000 per week in permanent alimony. In doing so, the countess is requesting the divorce court overturn a written agreement of the parties that the wife will receive 43 million dollars for her support because it is not enough money to fund her lifestyle. Currently in the United States, the median income is slightly more than $50,000 per year. Consequently, the wife is requesting more money per week than these families make in a year. Commentators, not surprisingly, are predicting that the countess will not be successful in her quest. To learn more about this divorcing couple and the amazing demands of the wife, please click here. |
Tips For Inexpensive Ways to Get Your Name Out There
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In times like these, when economy is bad and everyone is looking for ways to generate business, creativity must kick in.
So here are some of the things you can do to get your name out there by just using your business cards.
Hand your card to everyone. It's an inexpensive way to get your name out there.
You never know who that person knows or what could happen.
Here's a few examples:
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When you leave a tip at a restaurant, leave your card. Write a personal
note like "Great service" or "Thank you" or "Fantastic food".
- Hand a card to the bank teller, grocery clerk and fast food worker, perhaps including a compliment as you do.
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When you're out shopping and you have a salesperson who has been very
helpful, hand them a card and thank them for their service.
- Post five of your cards on every bulletin board you see. Top center is the best spot.
- When you return a movie rental, include a card.
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Visit the bookstore or library and put a card in the contents section
of books that relate to your profession (and books that your prospects
might be reading).
- Make sure your family members have several of your cards.
- Compliment well-dressed strangers on their appearance, introduce yourself and hand them a card.
- Enclose your card in every outgoing piece of mail, including bill payments.
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When you're at a doctor's office, and they ask for your name, hand them
a card. Rental car counter, same thing. Restaurant with a wait, same
thing.
And when someone hands you their business card, don't just take it and
put it in your pocket. Look at it, appreciate it. Jot notes on the
back of the card to remember the person, special interests, or follow
up you need to do. Are they very interested in your services?
Indiscreetly fold down a corner of the card to prompt you later to contact them with more information.
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Charles D. Jamieson, Esquire, is the founding partner of The Law Firm of Charles D. Jamieson, P.A. in West Palm Beach, Florida.
A resident of Palm Beach County for the past 20 years, Charles D. Jamieson has practiced family law for more than 28 years and is experienced in the complicated issues relating to child custody/visitation, alimony, distribution of marital assets and liabilities, and other family law issues. He has represented individuals and/or acted as a legal consultant in family law cases throughout Florida, as well as in more than 20 states. He is a commentator on the website Divorce360.com and contributing author for ezinearticles.com among other several websites. He often has spoken to groups regarding family law issues and has been a commentator on radio and television.
Mr. Jamieson has been active in the community outside of his office. He has been recognized by the Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County for donating over 500 hours of his time representing children in the context of highly contested custody and juvenile dependency cases.
He is a founding member and current Chairman of the Collaborative Divorce Team, Inc., an organization of attorneys and related professionals, whose goal is to provide a structured, less expensive, non-adversarial alternative to costly family law litigation.
Mr. Jamieson also is a graduate of Leadership Palm Beach County. He has coached girl's soccer and basketball for the JTAA and has sponsored a number of teams for JTAA. Despite his profession, he is happily married and has two children.
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For questions, please contact Doris Johnson @ djohnson@cjamiesonlaw.com
The Law Firm of Charles Jamieson
1615 Forum Place Suite 500
West Palm Beach, FL 33444
(561) 478-0312
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