https://www.hg.org/legal_articles.asp

  • This page provides a wide source of articles that explain situations, dealing with law, in today's society. I will use this as one of my broad sources that I will be able to use as many smaller sources. My interview will be with a lawyer in divorce law, so my main focus will be around divorce law. I will use the various sources to find more specific articles to divorce law.
https://www.hg.org/legal-articles/giving-children-custody-of-a-house-after-divorce-48137
  • This source deals specifically with divorce/family law and the children in the case, which is what my interviewee deals with and what I will pursue. I will use this to specify what the topic of the interview is and what I want to be involved in. This source really goes in depth as to what divorce/family law primarily deals with in each case. In my interviewees case, he deals with clients' children and who gets custody over their children.
http://www.levinfamilylaw.com
  • This is the website of my interviewee. I will use this to describe what the goal of divorce/family lawyers is, as well as what they do. It also provides me with a little prospective of what my interviewee does specifically. Lastly, it provides a way to see how professional the job setting is. 

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