Litigation is often seen as the last resort. However, in cases involving issues that cannot be resolved out of court, such as in a custody case where a parent is incapacitated because of mental illness or substance abuse, litigation becomes a … [Read more...] about Case Study Spotlight: When Litigation is Best for the Wellbeing of the Child
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Divorce: What Happens to Your Retirement Accounts?
Partner Gayle Rosenblum was invited as a guest on Heller Wealth Management's podcast, "The Retire Right Podcast." In this episode, Larry Heller and Gayle Rosenblum discuss the financial considerations that go along with divorcing later on in life and … [Read more...] about Divorce: What Happens to Your Retirement Accounts?
Should You Mediate, Collaborate or Litigate Your Marital Issues?
The vast majority of divorces and other family law-related issues end up settling. In this article, I will discuss how a settlement can occur in mediation, collaborative law, and yes, even litigation. To find out which process may be best for … [Read more...] about Should You Mediate, Collaborate or Litigate Your Marital Issues?
Help Your Lawyer Help You! 3 Tips to Keep in Mind
Many people going through a divorce or other family law related matter have limited experience working with a lawyer; some may have never before hired a lawyer. Others may have prior experience in matrimonial litigation or in other types of cases. … [Read more...] about Help Your Lawyer Help You! 3 Tips to Keep in Mind
Paper, Paper, and More Paper That Should NOT be SHREDDED or Otherwise Disposed Of!
Burden of Proof for Retaining Separate Property Upon Divorce In a blog post earlier this year, we discussed the importance of maintaining a paper trail in post judgment matters, as it relates to the collection of various … [Read more...] about Paper, Paper, and More Paper That Should NOT be SHREDDED or Otherwise Disposed Of!