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OK! Magazine recently covered the ongoing legal dispute between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, which has continued despite the parties resolving the central claims in the case. The remaining dispute centers on whether Baldoni should be required to pay Lively’s legal fees and related penalties connected to his dismissed countersuit. Atlanta family law attorney Randy […]

OK! Magazine recently covered the custody dispute involving Chris Brown and Diamond Brown over their young daughter. Atlanta family law attorney Randy Kessler, who is not involved in the case, provided legal insight into how early custody decisions can influence the long-term outcome of a case. Kessler explained that temporary agreements or court orders often […]

A recent court appearance featured on Law&Crime’s On The Case has brought renewed attention to how family law disputes can intersect with criminal proceedings. While early hearings may seem procedural, they often signal important developments happening behind the scenes. In this case, a mother accused of killing her two young children appeared in court in […]

Randy Kessler appeared as a guest on This Is Uncomfortable, the award-winning podcast that examines the often-awkward intersection of money and real life. Hosted by Marketplace’s Reema Khrais, the show explores how financial pressures influence personal decisions, relationships, and identity through candid, deeply human conversations. In this episode, the discussion moves beyond headlines and into […]

If you’re searching for HelloPrenup reviews and wondering whether or not HelloPrenup is “legit,” you’ve come to the right place. As an experienced family law attorney who has drafted and litigated thousands of prenuptial agreements, including agreements for celebrities, I’m often asked whether online prenup platforms like HelloPrenup work, and whether the online reviews people […]

Randy Kessler joins the Court TV Think Tank to discuss whether Trinity Poague should have testified and the strategic risks of taking the stand. One of the most debated decisions in any criminal trial is whether a defendant should testify—and the Trinity Poague case has placed that question squarely in the spotlight. The choice not […]

Luigi Mangione’s return to court has renewed public attention on his case, prompting questions about what procedural appearances reveal beneath the surface of a criminal trial. While court appearances can seem routine, legal experts often view them as indicators of broader strategy and momentum. Atlanta divorce attorney Randy Kessler joined the Court TV Think Tank […]

Randy Kessler joins the Court TV Think Tank to discuss the Ana Walshe murder trial, focusing on testimony from Walshe’s alleged lover, who took the stand for the Commonwealth. In the ongoing murder trial of Ana Walshe, jurors recently heard testimony from a key and emotionally charged witness: Walshe’s alleged lover, called by prosecutors to […]

In a candid interview on the YouTube channel @keepitlegalshow, renowned Atlanta-based family law attorney Randy Kessler opens up about his journey, philosophies, and the intricacies of divorce law. With over three decades of experience, Kessler, founder of Kessler & Solomiany, LLC, shares valuable insights that demystify the often tumultuous world of family law. From his […]

Randy Kessler joins Jesse Webber on Law&Crime’s Sidebar to discuss Alienation of Affections, when a wife sues the girlfriend for stealing her husband. In one of the few U.S. states that still recognizes alienation of affection and criminal conversation claims, a Durham County jury recently held social media influencer Bnee Canard liable for breaking up […]