So this entry has little to do with Family Law, and more to do with how this Family Law Attorney enjoyed the Super Bowl. Last year, as a lifelong New Orleans’ Saints fan, I had the chance of a lifetime to watch my hometown team go to and win the Super Bowl. It was an […]
By The Associated Press Georgia’s top court instructed state judges to treat a foreign country as another U.S. state in child custody cases. The Georgia Supreme Court opinion released Monday found that a ruling made in a foreign country must be enforced if done under factional circumstances in “substantial conformity” with Georgia law. The court’s […]
By HILARY SHENFELD As Halle Berry and Padma Lakshmi are finding out in a painfully public way, more and more fathers these days want a hand in child rearing and are seeking custody of their kids. Berry is embroiled in an increasingly ugly dispute with ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry over their 2-year-old daughter, Nahla. A rep […]
And an affair in the marital bed is at best inconsiderate, and at worst highly offensive.
By JOYCE WADLER The woman who came to see Ken Altshuler, a divorce lawyer, had reason to be enraged: her husband was not only having an affair, he was also having an extravagant, money’s-no-concern, fabled-and-faraway-beaches affair. He had taken his girlfriend to Tahiti, he was sending flowers to her. But what infuriated his wife the […]
A very interesting case from Texas is in the news. A lesbian couple left texas to get married in Massachussetts. They returned to Texas and subsequently sought, and obtained a divorce. The Texas Attorney General then intervened, but so far that intervention has been been ruled as coming too late (click here for a link […]
Georgia Trend We are proud to announce the following lawyers have been named by Georgia Trend on their list of Georgia’s Elite Lawyers for 2012: Randall M. Kessler & Marvin L. Solomiany
We are proud to announce the following lawyers have been named by Georgia Trend on their list of Georgia’s Elite Lawyers for 2012: Randall M. Kessler & Marvin L. Solomiany
Perhaps it is that sense of not wanting to live one more year in the same situation, or not wanting to spend one more year hoping that things will get better.
The parties, if they have children, will continue to interact and be somewhat interdependent on each other after the divorce. Why allow more roadblocks, like allowing outsiders to know their private business, to make their life any harder than it already will be?
