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| May 22, 2026
Below I answer these 8 questions: 1. What is the new law 2. What must a victim prove 3. How can a victim prove her injuries 4. How will judges... Continue Reading...
| May 12, 2026
Family court cases are quite varied. Some involve straight couples. Some same-sex. Some married. Some common law. Some no children. Some blended families. Some complex or foreign assets. More recently,... Continue Reading...
| May 9, 2026
For decades, the public story of Korean divorces was told through the lens of a young marriage: couples who married when young, discovered incompatibility, and separated before the marriage had truly matured. Now,... Continue Reading...
| January 8, 2026
In the throes of divorce, couples often face a daunting array of critical decisions, from parenting, to child support, to the division of assets. Couples focus on WHAT the outcome... Continue Reading...
| January 8, 2026
This is said by every spouse who is divorcing. As relationships dissolve, spouses face the daunting task of reaching a divorce settlement. Amidst the emotional turmoil, it’s essential to consider... Continue Reading...
| January 8, 2026
In the realm of private Divorce Mediation/Arbitration, confidentiality is a critical cornerstone. It provides disputing spouses a discreet forum for dispute resolution. However, this confidentiality can be jeopardized when public... Continue Reading...
| August 12, 2025
When I was in law school in the 90’s, there was this chatter about ADR, alternative dispute resolution. It was this nuevo way of resolving legal disputes. The professors and... Continue Reading...