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Dr. Walter A. McCray
URL: http://www.divorceanddrama.com
Lester L. Barclay is the managing partner of the Barclay Law Group in Chicago, Illinois. A graduate of Oberlin College and Case Western Reserve University School of Law, he has practiced matrimonial law since 1985. In that time, he has earned a sterling reputation as a skilled litigator who seeks to maintain the family%u2019s integrity during and after divorce. Visit www.DivorceandDrama.com to learn more.

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African Americans Learning from the Past to Avoid the 14 Biggest Post-Divorce Mistakes
With the rise in divorce for the African American community has come heartbreak, drama and broken homes as well as a collective need to learn how to navigate through tough breakups. In the spirit of learning from history, Chicago family law practitioner Lester L. Barclay shared the 14 biggest post-divorce mistakes that people can make.
February 05, 2015

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Communication Lessons from Dr. Martin Luther King Help African American Families Navigate Relationships, Marriage and Even Divorce
Lester L. Barclay, author of the book, The African-American Guide to Divorce & Drama: Breaking Up Without Breaking Down, believes that 25 percent of African American marriages in his practice could be saved from ending by applying some of Dr. Martin Luther King's most effective communication skills and techniques. Communication is clearly a key component in helping a marriage survive and thrive.
January 19, 2015

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Divorce Expert Lester L. Barclay Gives Advice on Protecting the Kids and Preserving Peace
Couples should think twice before turning to divorce, while always keeping the kids' best interests at heart.
July 18, 2014

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50 Percent of African-American Marriages End in Divorce: Barclay Offers Advice on How to Go Through Divorce with Less Drama
Groundbreaking book by renowned attorney Lester Barclay provides African-American families with direction on fostering less drama during separation and divorce.
March 20, 2014