By Jason R. Marks As the holiday season draws upon us, many look forward to the opportunity to spend time with family and friends. Whether you are with your own family, or your in-laws, inevitably, the time off from work this time of year allows us to evaluate our relationships …

By Christina Echeverri With the advent of iCloud and shared family devices, such as laptops and iPads, family law practitioners are seeing how divorcing couples can use these technological advances in divorce proceedings.  While most of the activities I have encountered have been outside the courtroom by embittered spouses seeking to …

By Todd A. Levine I handle many so-called “business divorces,” where partnerships or other business entities split up.  Because I am a trial lawyer, most of these cases are already heading towards litigation when the client first consults me.  However, I find it is generally in the client’s best interest …

This week Jason R. Marks comments on the Third District Court of Appeals Decision in Murphy v. Murphy, which was handed down last week. Last week, the appellate court ruled that Judge Dennis Murphy must continue to pay monthly alimony payments to his ex-wife, despite the fact that the former wife …

By Jason R. Marks This week Yahoo! published an article that caught my eye.  According to a recent study, there is a correlation between high-stress jobs and divorce rates.  There is also a link between education and marital stability, generally because education tends to lead to higher income and it …