Historically, proving fault was essential for divorce, rooted in religious and societal norms. Read the recent #AAMLJournal article from India A. Butler that explores the evolution of marital fault in U.S. divorce law and modern day implications. https://t.co/BXQ6v606II
Readers who quit their smartphones said that their lives were better, and that their marriages, relationships with their children and mental health had flourished as a result.
Here’s their advice for living without smartphones. https://t.co/QFWO1lrQIU
Honored to have been chosen to join the Uniform Law Commission Drafting Committee as an Observer on the “Judicial Interview Procedures for Children Act” #familylaw
Participating at the NYS Judicial Institute on Wednesday on In Camera interviews with children in custody cases. #childcustody#familylaw https://t.co/1W2Yrhidir
A great way to move forward! In 2021, the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers through the efforts of then LGBTQ Committee Chair Ric Roane, created an initial National Bench Book for the bench and bar.
https://t.co/RYNyvqWCLx https://t.co/V4lO8kILQb
Thank you to Dan Shapiro and Rachel Morgenstern of Ruskin Moskau Faltischek PC for being my guest speakers at yesterday’s NCBA Grievance Committee meeting. “The Basics, Ethics and Perils of Artificial Intelligence.” #ncba#nassaubar#ethics#law#ai
We are seeking an attorney for an associate position with 5+ years experience in matrimonial and family law. Writing skills and court experience are required. Reach out privately please.
A pleasure addressing legislative issues at the State capital in Albany, with great colleagues, RoseAnn Branda, Hon. Laura Drager, Eric Wrubel, Peter Stambleck, Larry Braunstein, and Susan Bender.