As I have blogged here before, despite it not being the law and not really supported by the social science, many judges and even many custody experts have taken the
Continue Reading Once Again, Appellate Division Reaffirms That Joint Physical Custody is “Rare”
The recent Appellate Division decision of Litton v. Litton presents an extreme case of what happens when a litigant agrees to submit his or her dispute to arbitration in Rabbinical
Continue Reading A Tale of Two Forums: From Bais Din to the Appellate Division and then Back Again (and Again, and Again)
Thanks to an introduction by my corporate partner, Gabriel Herman, I recently had the pleasure of interviewing a special friend and client of Fox Rothschild, Aleeza Ben Shalom
Continue Reading What Jewish Matchmaking Teaches Us About Having a Better DivorceA few months ago, I posted a blog “Mind Your Manners” about how a party’s attitude may play a role in a judicial determination. This issue arises again in the
Continue Reading Credibility is Always Key