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
The use of social networking for lawyers is both a necessary weapon and a potential ethical minefield. Learn about the ethical risks and concerns today. Read more
A phone call reminds Cindi B. Graham of a woman, whose parents were also addicts. A tale of giving up custody, getting a divorce, and quitting drugs. Read more
Interview with Stephen Kolodny: The Houston Family Trial Institute, giving back by training lawyers to be the best they can. Read more
Evaluating a teen's parental preference, judges and custody evaluators must explore their motives to ascertain how much weight a preference should be given. Read more
Eric v. Lola: The Supreme Court of Canada endorsed the Quebec Civil Code’s failure to extend spousal support and property division to common-law couples. Read more
New Jersey’s 5-year-old Parenting Coordinator Pilot Program has been shut down. The people it was designed to help were often beyond the stage of consolation New Jersey’s Parenti... Read more
Family Lawyer Magazine November 2012 Issue features topical and expert-crafted content from a roster of contributors including judges and family lawyers. Read more
Family lawyer Grier Raggio emphasizes adaptation in a time of accelerating climate change. He believes degraded environment is a threat to happiness. Read more
