In this Issue:

• Roadblocks to Representing the Client or Taking the Case, By Louise T. Traux
• Roadblocks: The Court's Jurisdiction or Authority to Act, By Kathleen A. Hogan
• Pro Se Roadblocks: How to Get Around Them, By Amy Calvo MacNamara
• The Difficult Client, By Nancy B. Schneider
• Tactful Tactics: How to Find Your Way around Court-Imposed Roadblocks, By Bradford L. Geiger
• Ways Around Roadblocks for Attorneys and Clients with Physical Disabiliities, By Lisa Tucker
• Overcoming Roadblocks for Reaching Settlement in Family Law Cases, By John Lande
• The Right Man's Burden and Other Disorders of the Profession, By Joanne Ross Wilder and James E. Mahood
• Could Your Divorce Fees Be Impacted by Your Client's Bankruptcy Filing? By Christina Owen Miller
• The Bankruptcy Stay as a Roadblock, and How to Overcome It, By Mary Bower Sheats
• The Curvy Road of Enforcement: Keep Driving and Avoid the Roadblocks, By Raymond R. Goldstein