Interviewing a 4 year old in a custody case was a bad idea
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Don’t Be Surprised if There is Rough Justice When You Sleep on Your Rights
When you sleep on your rights, you may not get all that you were entitled to.
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Yes, Parties Can Agree to Waive the Change of Circumstances Standard
Parties can waive the change of circumstances requirement for custody and parenting time modification
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Appellate Division Holds that Newly Enacted Statute to Close the Black Hole Applies Retroactively
A Tale of Two Forums: From Bais Din to the Appellate Division and then Back Again (and Again, and Again)
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
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What Jewish Matchmaking Teaches Us About Having a Better Divorce
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
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Now and again, we hear about an international child custody dispute and how the Court’s are going to handle it. Recently, a Trial Court decision, J.R. v. A.R., FD-13-728-20,
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