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The President of Pension Analysis Consultants, Mark Altschuler, talks about QDRO Pitfalls and Assessing Present Value Calculations Read more
Acknowledge potential challenges that come with "high-profile” cases is important, so a positive experience can be reached for both the client and attorney. Read more
To succeed with your financial expert in court, engaging the family lawyer will help create a strong testimony in divorce or child support cases. Read more
The Servicemember’s Civil Relief Act has provisions that can complicate or delay a divorce case. The Act creates both a minefield and opportunities. Read more
By Pauline H. Tesler: New brain science, positive psychology and neuroeconomics can transform our work in conflict resolution. Read more
By Marshall Waller: Entrusting others to collect information for your case means you need to be aware of the possible violations of the law. This article looks at the perils of pretexting fo... Read more
A look at the three common pitfalls in the formulation of QDROs for clients. One of them is the misunderstanding of the concept of coverture. Read more
A look at common intersections of psychology and economic theory in the context of financial decisions of divorce settlements. Read more
Think again if you thought business valuation in divorce is always a simple affair. Assets division is often compounded by the desire to steal. Read more
We interviewed Carole Gailor, AAML Co-Chair, AICPA/AAML 2014, National Divorce Committee, on the benefits of this must-attend family law event. Read more
