Randy Kessler, a distinguished Atlanta-based divorce attorney, was recently featured in The Wall Street Journal for his expertise in prenuptial agreements for high-net-worth individuals. Drawing on his extensive experience, he shared insights from a case involving a professional basketball player, illustrating how prenups can be tailored to address unique lifestyle considerations and prevent unfair penalties. […]
In this compelling Law & Crime segment, renowned family law attorney Randy Kessler shares his expertise on celebrity divorces, drawing from his extensive experience representing high-profile clients like NeNe Leaks and Porsha Williams in Atlanta. Kessler discusses the emotional and legal complexities of divorce, the importance of prenuptial agreements, and why cases like Angelina Jolie […]
Randy Kessler was invited on The News on Merit Street to discuss the divorce between Jennifer Lopez and Ben Afflek. You can watch the full interview below:
Randy Kessler has been coaching NFL agents and players for 25 years on family law intricacies like child support and prenuptial agreements, advising them on financial and legal pitfalls. Known for representing celebrities, Kessler guides young, often unprepared athletes through personal and legal challenges, emphasizing the importance of wise decision-making despite sudden fame and fortune. […]
Randy Kessler was recently interviewed on Fox 5 to discuss the semantics and details of Nathan Wade’s, special prosecutor for Fulton County, divorce. Watch the interview here.
I wanted people to have hope, to understand the process and to understand that there actually is a process. There are answers to the questions they have and that they will have.
I didn’t do anything complex or change anything or anyone, but I did my little part, using the knowledge I have, to try to improve lives. And that made the day wholly worthwhile.
…when there is a lot of money combined with potential for a lot of negative public publicity, cases resolve quickly
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes were getting divorced. I didn’t have too much to add, except to say that rich or poor, famous or not, everyone should try to reach settlement of their own issues, and I am sure they will do their best to do that.
While there certainly is more than one way to work with the press, I have found that being forthcoming with the media, even if my answer is “I don’t know”, or “I know but cannot and will not say”, has been the best.
