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Courts using the contractual approach to Assisted Reproductive Technology litigation must carefully examine the agreements to determine whether they are valid in a divorce context. Read more
In a Jewish divorce, a husband’s attempt to enforce the dower amount in the Ketubah in lieu of a wife’s property interests or spousal support/alimony will probably not be met with success. H... Read more
Before you can assign appropriate Jewish holiday schedules in custody/visitation matters, you must learn each parent’s mode of holiday observance. Read more
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
Child Custody Trends in 2020 is the theme of the next issue of Family Lawyer Magazine. Send us an article, or take a short survey; learn more here. 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
