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Assume Enforceability Everyone wonders whether premarital agreements are enforceable. The answer must be “yes” unless specific contract or statutory defenses can be proven. There seem to be urban legends about
Last week’s blog post identified 5 common misconceptions that family law clients often hold. This week’s post sets forth 5 more misconceptions along with examples of how to dispel some,
A call to a lawyer is never easy, and it also involves definite expense. Attorneys’ fees in family law matters (divorce, child custody, child, and spousal support) add up fast—sometimes
Many people think of custody issues as only existing in a divorce. This is not true. Custody issues exist whenever parents end their relationship – whether they were married or
One of the most frustrating family law situations is when one parent has a court order for specific visitation (also called timesharing or parenting plan) but the other parent refuses
Last year, I blogged about the law which was slated for implementation January 1, 2012 concerning children testifying in family law matters (Let The Children’s Voices Be Heard). The law
It is almost Valentine’s Day – traditionally a day on which lovers express their love for each other by presenting flowers, offering confectionery, and sending greeting cards. For many, Valentine’s
In my work as a family lawyer, I often have the opportunity to work on divorces that involve a family business. The business must be valued and then the disposition
Family law cases are often plagued with very common mistakes by the client. Sometimes the mistakes are endemic to the case and cannot be solved, which makes for a challenged
This blog post is not about the morality or immorality of a parent spanking a child, nor is this post about the positive or negative impact spanking may or may