One of the most contentious situations you face as a family law practitioner is when one of your high-asset divorce clients likely will have to pay alimony or one of your less financially advantaged clients likely will require alimony. Alimony negotiations tend to be some of the most argumentative and acrimonious divorce conflicts, and while…
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As a family law practitioner, one of the things you often counsel your clients about is their likelihood of prevailing in an attempt to modify their existing divorce decree, child support order, property settlement agreement, etc. Almost invariably, their basis for wanting to modify a previously entered court order is their desire to obtain additional…
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As a family law practitioner, you likely have seen an upswing in pre-nuptial agreements in recent years, particularly among your high-asset clients. Many such couples desire to agree on financial rules and boundaries prior to their marriage in the event of a future divorce. Your CFL Designation for Divorce Practitioners gives you the requisite financial…
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