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One of the cornerstones of Fleischer & Ravreby is being Legal Experts with Humanity and this is precisely what our family law blog is centered on. But, what do we mean by that – exactly? More than two decades in family law has shown us that people are typically still stuck in the pattern of their marriage as they are trying to deal with their divorce. That dynamic of the marriage can throw a wrench in getting what is best for you through the divorce process. It’s tricky and we are masterful at catching it. Read our firm blog filled with insights on dealing with those dynamics as you reinvent yourself.
Recent Posts
Divorcee Mother’s Day
More money is spent on gifts for Mother’s Day than any other holiday except Christmas. The National Retail Federation says Americans spent $25 billion on gifts for Mom in 2019, including $2.6 billion just for flowers. Meals out racked up $2.6 billion of the tab.
PCTJ: An Alternative to Courtroom Litigation
PCTJ stands for Privately Compensated Temporary Judge. The PCTJ process is an alternative to proceeding in traditional court in which the PCTJ essentially steps into the role of a Superior Court judicial officer to make binding decisions related to family law cases.
GETTING MARRIED? HERE ARE A FEW THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
A wedding and marriage are exciting milestones in life. But many people on the precipice of these events do not consider the legal ramifications of their decisions. An experienced family law attorney can advise you as to options to protect yourself prior to and during your marriage.
ATROS: WHAT ARE THEY?
Family law attorneys use the term “ATROs” to refer to Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders that are summarized on the back of a summons for a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage or Domestic Partnership, Legal Separation, or Nullity of Marriage.
MINOR’S COUNSEL: WHEN ARE THEY NEEDED AND WHAT IS THEIR ROLE?
When child custody and visitation are issues in a case, the Court must determine what is in the best interest of a child. While some parents may be able to come to an agreement without the help of the Court, there are many high conflict cases where parents just can’t agree.
CO-PARENTING DURING THE HOLIDAYS
Don’t let your divorce spoil the holidays for you and your kids. With a bit of planning ahead and flexibility you can make the most of the season, no matter how different it looks this year.