By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | August 5, 2019
Bradley Raffle is seeking up to $1 million from Gray Reed & McGraw and one of its lawyers, alleging they failed to inform him of a change in his divorce documents.
By Catherine Wilson | August 5, 2019
Judge Scott M. Bernstein, who serves as administrative judge in the family division, has been recognized by Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Canady.
Daily Report Online | Commentary
By Gail S. Tusan | August 5, 2019
Managing expectations is important to the success of mediation.
New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By Gary Solomon, Karen J. Freedman and Karen Simmons | August 5, 2019
If other lawyers and the judge fail to properly discharge their responsibilities, the solution lies in improving their performance, not in twisting out of shape the role and ethical responsibilities of the AFC.
By Cheryl Miller | July 31, 2019
"We do not find clear and convincing evidence to support culpability as to the charged misconduct," State Bar Court Judge W. Kearse McGill wrote for the unanimous panel.
By Catherine Wilson | July 30, 2019
A prominent Miami attorney-philanthropist is fighting claims that he has dementia and is a vulnerable victim of financial fraud. The assertions come from his son, a former Bush administration general counsel and U.N. representative.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Angela Turturro | July 29, 2019
In this Special Report: "Divorce vs. Death: Pecuniary Rights and How They Differ," "Prenups and High Net Worth Divorces: Do They Solve Everything?" "Adventures in Matrimonial Mediation: A Journey," "Does Empowering Children During Divorce Litigation Serve Them Well?" "Termination of Maintenance and DRL §248 Interpretation" and "Inchoate Rights to Marital Property."
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Dolores Gebhardt | July 29, 2019
In his insightful and thorough decisions in 'Newton v. McFarlane' and 'Matter of John', Justice Scheinkman signals a new and welcome direction in family law cases: precedent that will shape the law for years to come.
By Joel R. Brandes | July 26, 2019
When inchoate rights become actual ownership interests by virtue of equitable distribution judgments, they are susceptible to even greater protection because their enhancement status eliminates some of the inhibitions inherent in the exercise of injunctive power prior to distribution.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Harriet Newman Cohen and Tim James | July 26, 2019
Sometimes, the older client's question is posed in the starkest form: Am I better off getting a divorce or just waiting for my spouse to die? The smart lawyer's answer is “It depends on a lot of variables.”
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