How Senior Matrimonial Lawyers Can Adapt to AI and Modern Marketing Without Losing Their Professional Core By Robert Kornitzer, Esq. Family Law Practitioner The legal profession is evolving faster than ever. Artificial intelligence, social media, and instant communication are transforming how we connect with clients and market our legal services. For those of us who […]
In today’s family law practice, one trend has become unmistakable: almost every client who comes into the office believes their former spouse is a narcissist. Social media, self-help books, and popular psychology have made the term part of everyday vocabulary. While awareness of personality disorders can help some people understand toxic behavior, the casual use
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When a family law case heads to trial, it’s often the final chapter in a long and emotionally charged legal journey. For family lawyers, trial preparation requires intense focus, strategic planning, and deep familiarity with both the client’s goals and the court’s expectations. Strategic Review and Case Planning Every trial begins with a thorough review
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By Bob Kornitzer, Esq. & Véronique Malka, Esq. You know the saying, “What happens on the internet, stays on the internet”? Well, it really doesn’t. Especially not when you’re going through a divorce. In today’s world, social media isn’t just a highlight reel—it’s a cross-examiner’s dream. From the Bahamas to brunch, every like, tag, and comment can
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Divorce is one of the most stressful life events anyone can experience. It’s not just about ending a relationship — it can bring financial uncertainty, worries about children, fear of stigma, and even old wounds resurfacing from past experiences. For many, divorce feels like a storm that touches every corner of life. It doesn’t matter
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The Byron ColdPlay Concert Kiss-Cam Scandal has caused quite an uproar. Many comment how the cheating behavior of ex- Astronomer CEO Andy Byron will play out in Court if his wife Megan Kerrigan files for Divorce. Will she really take him to the cleaners because of this cheating behavior? Infidelity in a marriage can have
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A To’en (pronounced “To-ehn” or “Toe-en”) is a religiously trained advocate who can represent parties in a Beth Din (Jewish Rabbinical Court). Unlike secular lawyers, a To’en has expertise in Jewish law (Halacha) and can act as a spokesperson for their client during the proceedings. The To’en is knowledgeable about the intricacies of religious divorce
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Interfaith Marriages and Their Impact on Divorce Rates Interfaith marriages, where partners belong to different religious traditions, are becoming increasingly common in a globally connected world. These unions can bring together diverse perspectives, cultural richness, and opportunities for personal growth. However, they also pose unique challenges that can impact marital stability, including the possibility of
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Divorce proceedings involving children with special needs in New Jersey are often more complex and require careful consideration of various factors to ensure the well-being of the children involved. Here are some key points to keep in mind: Custody and Visitation: The Best interest of the Child test still applies, but the court should absolutely
Robert B. Kornitzer, Esq. Family law matters can be very expansive in nature and they can also be extremely complex. As a result, to best serve our clients, we commonly enlist the expertise and guidance of some of the diverse range of professionals who are, or become part of, our “team”. Remember that the field