To view full review click here → 2018 Year In Review Welcome to the third edition of the Joseph, Hollander & Craft Year in Review. As we rounded the corner into 2019, we reflected on the achievements of 2018. It was a year of internal growth, community leadership and courtroom success—we’d like to share major…
Completing its second merger this year, Joseph, Hollander & Craft LLC welcomes veteran family law attorney Ardith R. Smith-Woertz to the firm. This is the second time this year – and the third time in three years – that Joseph, Hollander & Craft has deepened its practice through mergers. The firm has 18 attorneys and…
Five attorneys from the Wichita, Topeka and Lawrence offices of Joseph, Hollander & Craft LLC have been honored by the highly regarded Best Lawyers in America® – 2019 Edition, with two of them receiving “Lawyer of the Year” honors in their respective markets. Wichita Ross A. Hollander was named Wichita Lawyer of the Year in…
The Wichita Business Journal’s annual Women in Business awards has honored Julia A. Craft, of Joseph, Hollander & Craft LLC, as one of the area’s outstanding businesswomen. Craft is chair of the firm’s statewide Family Law Division and manager of its Wichita office. Craft, a former Sedgwick County Assistant District Attorney, launched her private practice…
Family attorney Boyd McPherson estimates hundreds, if not thousands of people in Wichita are being tracked by an ex or current partner. McPherson says he’s worked roughly two dozen domestic cases involving tracking devices. There are dozens of apps for both iPhone and Android users that allow you to track someone’s location. Some even let…
Attorney Boyd R. McPherson with JHC being interviewed by NBC news regarding Senate Bill 257 which creates a presumption that it is in the best interest of the children for the Court to order equal or approximately equal residency (custody) of children in cases where the parents have not entered into an agreed parenting plan….
