Your CFL Designation for Divorce Practitioners has given you the financial skills and knowledge to tackle all kinds of cases. But some of them, like the Florida appeals court case of Julia v. Julia, require close attention to all the details for a successful outcome. Among other issues, the case resolved the problem of whether…
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Every divorce case is different, and it helps to be prepared. You can rely on the financial skills and knowledge you gained from your CFL Designation to balance everything out for successful settlements. As in the Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division case of Beden v. Beden, sometimes the solution is clear. The…
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In your family law practice, your CFL Designation for Divorce Practitioners has given you the financial knowledge and skills to handle business asset valuation and division in divorce cases effectively. The recent New Jersey case of Fox v. Fox settled the matters of whether a business started before marriage should be divided equally, and when…
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In December 2018, the AACFL opened a new chapter in Illinois and we applaud the commitment of its Founding Members. To recognize this addition to our family, this article covers some of the sweeping changes to the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act that currently affect Prairie State divorce practitioners. Per federal tax reform,…
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Your CFL Designation for Divorce Practitioners helps you negotiate child support settlements and other financial matters in your family law practice with ease. As the recent New Jersey Superior Court case of P.S. vs. J.S. shows, some aspects of child support require more careful analysis. In this ruling, the Court decided whether a child who…
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In your family law work, your CFL Designation for Divorce Practitioners gives you the confidence to draft property settlement agreements that will stand up in court. As cases like Re Marriage of Anderson show, it’s essential to ensure the details are legal. Otherwise, past mistakes can truly come back to haunt both parties. In this…
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You can depend on the vast knowledge you received from your CFL Designation for Divorce Practitioners to help you handle all kinds of financial situations in divorce settlements. That includes the nuances of Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs). These court orders grant one party the right to part of the benefits a former spouse has…
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As a family law attorney, you rely on the advanced financial knowledge and skills you received from your CFL Designation for Divorce Practitioners to reach successful negotiations. However, they aren’t always easy. Property settlements, especially those that provide for college costs as part of child support, can present unique challenges. The New Jersey appellate court…
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