Feb 26, 2016 | Civil Disputes, Family Law
by Suzanne Griffiths Families rushing to give away assets before the $5.12 million gift- tax exemption reverts to $1 million at year end need to carefully consider the impact on their children in their divorces. Be careful; Dodging Estate Taxes may Backfire in your...
Feb 26, 2016 | Civil Disputes, Family Law
The decision to change your representation can be difficult to make, but a switch may ultimately be better for your interests and the resolution of your case. While going through the emotional ups and downs of a divorce and coping with the loss of control that this...
Feb 26, 2016 | Civil Disputes, Family Law
by Diana L. Powell, J.D. As published in v.2 2008 Collaborator Often collaborative divorces involve parties who own all or part of a business. Collaborative divorce offers opportunities for solutions and processes not currently available in a litigated divorce process...
Feb 26, 2016 | Civil Disputes, Family Law
by Sheila M. Gutterman J.D., M.A. What is Mediation? Mediation is a structured process of negotiation which uses a neutral person, the mediator, to facilitate communication among the people who are involved in the conflict or dispute. The mediator establishes the...
