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The Uncertainty of Spousal Support Waivers

The Uncertainty of Spousal Support Waivers

By Stephanie M. Barnett | 2/15/13 12:35 PM |

Recent case law provides some clarity, but drafters should take caution as prenuptial agreements are evaluated years in the future, advises Stephanie Barnett of Jaffe and Clemens.

Transnational Divorce

Transnational Divorce

By Evie Jeang | 1/24/13 3:19 PM |

Dissolving a marriage between parties from different countries can be riddled with complexity and novel issues for American attorneys, explains Evie Jeang of Ideal Legal Group.

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Don't Forget About Me

Don't Forget About Me

By Brian S. Kabateck and Douglas Rochen | 8/30/12 5:04 PM |

In certain instances, courts permit claims for wrongful death in the absence of legal marriage, explain Kabateck Brown Kellner attorneys.

Overcoming Bias

Overcoming Bias

By Christopher C. Melcher | 5/11/12 10:39 AM |

Learning to recognize and overcome preconceived notions of witnesses, experts and judges can be key to a successful resolution, explains Christopher Melcher of Walzer & Melcher.

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The Role of Consultants

The Role of Consultants

By Franklin R. Garfield | 5/11/12 10:33 AM |

Do's and Don'ts for attorneys hired by parties to help negotiate settlements of familial disputes through mediation, explains mediator Franklin R. Garfield.

Substance Abuse in Family Matters

Substance Abuse in Family Matters

By Raquel L. Sefton | 5/11/12 10:21 AM |

Addiction issues can impact the spousal relationship from the outset until after separation and require careful analysis, explains Raquel Sefton of Sideman & Bancroft.

The Right of First Refusal

The Right of First Refusal

By Michele Corvi | 5/11/12 10:17 AM |

A carefully drafted clause in a custodial agreement can increase cooperation between parents and better serve the child's intersts, explains Michele Corvi of McManis Faulkner.

Mediation of Familial Disputes

Mediation of Familial Disputes

By Richard Bennett | 5/11/12 10:16 AM |

In many instances, private resolution of disputes between spouses or family members can be the preferred choice to litigation, explains Richard Bennett of JAMS.

Family Court Falls Short

Family Court Falls Short

By Dina Haddad | 12/1/11 12:00 AM |

The adversarial system is ill-equipped to help divorcing couples get on with their lives, but more often makes matters worse, explains Dina Haddad of Families First Mediation.

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