In two recent family law decisions, the bargained-for exchange between former spouses was the court's main concern.
June 17, 2016 at 04:19 PM
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My partner Bonnie Frost and I recently litigated two family law cases that have a direct impact on the negotiation, and enforcement, of marital settlement agreements.
On May 3, the Supreme Court decided Quinn v. Quinn, which answered the following question: Is a Konzleman-based cohabitation provision enforceable if the cohabitation ends?
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