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We interviewed Family law attorney Bob Noone about his experiences in managing a multistate adoption and child protection firm. Robert Noone Legal Services was first established in 1989, in Logan, West Virginia. In 2008 he opened a second office in Alabama. Noone Legal Services provides families in West Virginia and Alabama with adoption‐related legal services. His focus is on protecting the legal rights of hopeful adoptive parents and assuring that the adoption process, which can be challenging and confusing, is understandable and as hassle-free as possible. 

Time, as they say, is what keeps everything from happening at once. In a busy law firm, however, with hectic schedules, phone conferences, and meetings with clients, frequently everything does seem to happen at once.

Law firm collaboration has not always been easy or natural for lawyers. However, in the throes of our new normal, attorneys find themselves forced to work remotely and embrace new technologies designed to break down age-old silos in their practices.

It may not feel like it, but the end of the year is fast approaching! Between running reports for shareholders, generating 1099s for every vendor, and figuring out employee bonuses, there can be a lot to deal with and you don’t want to be scrambling to do it all at the last minute.

How can family law firms leverage legal technology to become more efficient, enhance security and visibility, and leverage remote communication and collaboration tools?