What Not To Do This Holiday Season
For many of us this holiday season, it may feel less like Love Actually, and more like A Nightmare Before Christmas. Our lives shifted drastically in the last couple of
What Not To Do This Holiday Season
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Creative Options in Family Law Litigation During COVID-19
Unprecedented times call for creative strategies to resolve family law cases. Whether its domestic violence, support or property issues, unless the matter is truly an emergency, family law lawyers and
Experiencing a Reduction in Income or Unemployment? What You Should Know about a Child Support Modification: The Basics
On Monday, March 23, Avengers actor and two-time Academy Award nominee, Jeremy Renner, filed a request to modify his child support obligation (of $30,000 per month) and claimed that, in
Wedding Postponed? This May Be An Opportunity for a Prenuptial Agreement.
An Opportunity to Draft a Love Document As things progress in the time of COVID-19, many of us are seeking ways to make lemonade out of lemons. California’s “Shelter in
Custodial Exchanges Under the Safer at Home Order
As each one of us come to grips with a new (hopefully, temporary) way of life where social isolation and virtual connections are the norm, family law attorneys are quickly
Family Law vs. COVID-19
The current state of affairs in California equates to a novel social experiment wherein people now engage in “social distancing” and “social isolation” in order to reduce the speed and
I Need Child Care: My Kid’s School Closed Due to COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
It’s all over the news. Coronavirus is crippling our country. The stock market is plummeting, people are scared, companies are closing or conducting business via remote means, schools are closing.
Marriage Story. It’s True.
The film, Marriage Story¸ is emotionally painful to watch, and this is coming from a divorce lawyer – who is witness to the aftermath following the demise of marriages every
Attention Corporate Counsel: What Did You Tell Your Client About a Future Divorce?
You, as corporate counsel, assured your client that in the event of a divorce, the methodology set forth in the corporate agreement (buy-sell, shareholder or partnership agreement) would protect the
Spousal Consent: Get it Signed!
While many business owners will knowingly take on risk to pursue their business venture, I would gamble to say that they are mostly, if not all, risk-averse when it comes