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When Family Court Orders and Estate Plans Collide: What Families Should Review After Divorce, Remarriage, or a Death
After divorce, remarriage, or a death, the review should cover the legal documents and the records held by courts, financial institutions, retirement plans, insurers, and title offices.
When Family Court Orders and Estate Plans Collide: What Families Should Review After Divorce, Remarriage, or a Death
After divorce, remarriage, or a death, the review should cover the legal documents and the records held by courts, financial institutions, retirement plans, insurers, and title offices.
When Family Court Orders and Estate Plans Collide: What Families Should Review After Divorce, Remarriage, or a Death
After divorce, remarriage, or a death, the review should cover the legal documents and the records held by courts, financial institutions, retirement plans, insurers, and title offices.
When Family Court Orders and Estate Plans Collide: What Families Should Review After Divorce, Remarriage, or a Death
After divorce, remarriage, or a death, the review should cover the legal documents and the records held by courts, financial institutions, retirement plans, insurers, and title offices.
When Family Court Orders and Estate Plans Collide: What Families Should Review After Divorce, Remarriage, or a Death
After divorce, remarriage, or a death, the review should cover the legal documents and the records held by courts, financial institutions, retirement plans, insurers, and title offices.
Matson’s Musings: Purloined interest
Almost all law schools require criminal law, typically in the first year. Among the memorable lessons of that course is that theft is not a single idea. It is a family of offenses involving the wrongful taking or keeping property that belongs to another. The...
Environmental Provisions of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
On July 11, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, Pub. L. No. 119-101, 140 Stat. 845, became law without the president’s signature. The ROAD Act is an effort to facilitate an improvement in the affordability of housing. It passed both chambers with large...
In Defense of the Family Court
On August 13th, the National Association of Counsel for Children, through Board President Dawne Mitchell, presented Proskauer with its President’s Award in recognition of the Firm’s commitment to justice as counsel in the Matter of Lawyers for Children v....
FTC Secures $16.5 Million Settlements with Celsius Network Co-Founders
The Federal Trade Commission recently announced settlements requiring three co-founders of cryptocurrency platform Celsius Network (Celsius) to pay a total of $16.5 million to resolve claims arising from the agency’s 2023 enforcement action against Celsius and...