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I Can Appeal My Arbitration Award, Right? (Redux)

In 2015, I wrote a post on this blog with the same title because seemingly, this issue has been resolved for some time. All too often, parties would agree to mediate their disputes but would try to reserve a right to appeal,...more

The New Year’s Resolution Divorce

For many divorce attorneys, the busy season starts after the first of the year. For the last several years, I have posted on the phenomenon of the New Year’s Resolution Divorce. For whatever reason, this post has struck a...more

12/29/2017  /  Alimony , Divorce , Spouses , Tax Deductions , Tax Reform

Will 2018 Be The Year Of The Divorce – Will The New Tax Laws Cause A Race To Get Divorced By 12/31/18?

Since the first go round of the proposed massive revisions to the tax code were announced several weeks ago, matrimonial lawyers, litigants, accountants, etc. have been in a veritable tizzy over the prospect that one of the...more

You Can’t Disregard The Partnership Agreement When Valuing A Business

In 2014, I authored a post on this blog entitled Stern Revisited – Using the Shareholder Agreement to Determine Value. I noted then that it seemed that after the Appellate Division’s decision in Brown v. Brown which changed...more

How Can The Answer Be No Before You Know What The Question Is?

We have all had those cases where any request that we made, big or small, has been rejected by the other side and any requests that our client has made to her/his spouse is similarly rejected. They don’t agree to informally...more

5/18/2017  /  Child Custody , Divorce
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