If you learn nothing else from my blog series on Arbitrations in the Bais Din, remember this one caveat: do not sign an Agreement to Arbitrate without the advice of
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Arbitration Questionnaire Versus Umpire/Arbitrator’s Disclosure
In a prior blog post, Setting Aside Bais Din Agreements to Arbitrate Due to Procedural Issues, I discussed the absolute necessity of the Umpire/Arbitrator’s Disclosure and the fact that
Continue Reading Arbitration Questionnaire Versus Umpire/Arbitrator’s DisclosureNew Published (Precedential) New Jersey Appellate Division Decision Confirms that all Custody and Parenting Time Decisions Are Created Equal
In a new, published (precedential) decision, J.G. v. J.H., Judge Koblitz, of the Appellate Division confirmed and explicitly held what we all should have known before: No matter what
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Right Against Self-Incrimination Preserved for Parents in Cases Involving Child Sexual Abuse
Thankfully, sexual abuse allegations against parents do not often arise in the context of a divorce typical. However, when those scenarios do arise, they bring lawyers, litigants and judges alike
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AVAILABLE REMEDIES WHEN A PARENT VIOLATES A CUSTODY OR PARENTING TIME ORDER
Clients with children often ask what can a court do if the other parent violates an existing custody or parenting time order. The level of emotion and concern raised by
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