Eric Wrubel, a partner at Warshaw Burstein, was part of a team of lawyers last year that successfully argued before the state's highest court that the definition of parent should be expanded in New York. The landmark decision last August was a win for same-sex couples around the state who would now be considered a parent and allowed visitation rights and custody of a child despite not being an adoptive parent or biologically related.
October 17, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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It’s become a standard practice for Eric Wrubel, a partner at Warshaw Burstein specializing in matrimonial and family law, to ask his clients for a picture of their child.
“I don’t meet them, but I do want to see a picture of what everybody is fighting about,” Wrubel recounted in an interview with the New York Law Journal.
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