Helping Northern Westchester Families
May 28, 2019BY: Margaretha L. GravettIN: Divorce and Money
Abba’s hit song Money, Money, Money has been called the gold diggers’ anthem, and with good reason. Sadly, the persona is mistaken in surmising that “[it] is always sunny in the rich man’s world.” Rich or poor, anyone who has ever experienced the pain of a break-up knows that money cannot fix broken hearts. Ironically, decisions about […]
Jun 12, 2017BY: Andrew SamalinIN: Divorce and Money
George Carlin said that a house is a just a place to keep your stuff while you go out and get more stuff. But we know that a house is more than where we keep our stuff. It’s where we raise our families and bring people in our lives together. In the context of […]
May 1, 2017BY: Margaret A. NicholsonIN: Children and Divorce,Collaborative Law,Divorce and Money
The phrase “Attorney for the Child” sounds like an oxymoron. Why should a child need an attorney? For most people, the attorney-client relationship is a relationship between adults. It is difficult to imagine a child fully grasping principles such as attorney- client privilege or professional responsibility. Why should a child have to?