It’s 2023. Oversharing on social media is the norm for so many. And interestingly, social media use upticks as spouses are contemplating divorce.
A 2014 study published in the journal
Continue Reading Beware Of These Social Media Blunders If You’re Going Through a Divorce
This US Weekly article of the 101 “splits” in 2022 – before the year is even over – got me thinking about the clickbait nature of divorce for celebrities (the
Continue Reading When Divorce is Clickbait
Can one attorney represent both spouses in a divorce? This issue presents itself in a multitude of scenarios: the proverbial “simple divorce” or merely reviewing a settlement agreement prepared by
Continue Reading To Represent, or Not Represent: That is the Question
Anything can happen in court. Last week, while in the midst of an appearance, I served as de facto wedding photographer. Although the bride and groom were blissfully unaware of
Continue Reading How to Behave in the Courtroom
Technology is making it easier and easier to satisfy our curiosity about just what the heck the people in our lives are up to. Are you curious about your husband’s
Continue Reading Read This Before You Press “Record”
You never know when or where the next video camera or recording device is going to show up. And when you’re in the middle of a contested divorce, particularly if
Continue Reading Smile for the Camera, and other Family Law nightmares
As a lover of all things Coldplay, I was sad to hear that lead singer Chris Martin and his wife of more than 10 years, Gwyneth Paltrow, were divorcing. Gwyneth
Continue Reading “Conscious Uncoupling”: An Ode to a Mediated Divorce
My colleagues Michael Kline and Elizabeth Litten recently co-wrote a series of blog posts for the firm’s HIPAA, HITECH and HIT blog containing valuable information for individuals either undergoing divorce
Continue Reading Protecting Health Information in the Context of Divorce Proceedings and Domestic Relations
Yesterday, I met with a potential client who was considering changing attorneys in the middle of a divorce. Although dissatisfied with the present counsel, the potential client expressed concerns that
Continue Reading Should you Change Your Attorney Mid-Stream?
Oftentimes I hear from clients that gathering their financial information is the most daunting task they will face during the divorce process. They picture being buried in an avalanche of
Continue Reading Tracking Finances: There’s a (New Jersey Divorce) App For That.