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Ah, divorce! Is it always a juicy volatile story?

Fess up: you really, really yearn to have been in the justice’s chambers during this brouhaha. (Actually, why should I put this on you? I’m fessing up: I want to hear the entire story. Ergo, I went into the federal … Continue reading

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Separation of church and state. Literally

Court Cites ‘Marriage of Mishap’ in Tossing Divorce Case Andrew Denney, New York Law Journal July 10, 2015 A century-old New York law that validated a marriage if it was consecrated with a religious ceremony regardless of whether the couple … Continue reading

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A fool for a lawyer?

What’s that old adage? Something like, a man who represents himself has an idiot for a client and a fool for a lawyer? Divorce Lawyer Sanctioned for Action in His Own Divorce Ben Bedell, New York Law Journal June 29, … Continue reading

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