Jewish law requires not only a civil divorce but also a Jewish divorce, called a “Get.” Without a Get, the consequences for a woman can be life-altering. Read more
Requesting social media content has become commonplace. However, the practice of effectively obtaining & presenting social media evidence often falls short. Read more
When a car goes through an I-Pass toll collection point, it can establish a pattern of travel that divorce litigants may be called on to explain, under oath. Read more
The Custody Committee's judges, family lawyers, and psychologists consider and deal with the all-important issue of child custody during and after divorce. Read more
In Martin v. Martin, a Court of Appeal recently ruled that pre-marital military years should be considered marital when applied to a federal pension. Here’s why. Read more
Even when there's a signed agreement stating what will become of embryos during divorce, that doesn't always stop the fighting over custody of frozen embryos. Read more
Complex and high-asset divorce cases can provide intellectually and financially rewarding work. However, they can also present a number of ethical issues. Read more
Should Donald Trump’s recent plan to end birthright citizenship in America be successful, how will it affect the nationality of children born to immigrants? Read more
There are many ways to obscure & underreport income to the taxing authorities; reviewing tax returns can alert attorneys to the possibility of hidden income. Read more
What are the legal ramifications of a separation/divorce during the surrogacy process? Can a surrogate keep the baby if the parents decide to give him/her up for adoption? Read more
