Family and Matrimonial

Dividing retirement accounts in a divorce is a detailed and sensitive process that can significantly impact the financial stability of both parties. Understanding what constitutes marital versus separate property...

This week's New York Business Divorce takes us to the Garden State for a delightfully-written, post-trial decision by retired, recalled Appellate Division Judge Clarkson S. Fisher, Jr.

As California continues to refine its family law landscape, several new laws are set to take effect in 2025 and 2026

Much has been written about courts invalidating instruments or transactions after a person's death. Courts invalidating instruments or transactions during a person's lifetime is discussed less often.

Dividing retirement accounts in a divorce is a detailed and sensitive process that can significantly impact the financial stability of both parties. Understanding what constitutes marital versus separate property...

Transactional Tax Department Chair and Family Offices Co-Chair Saul Rudo, and Private Wealth Partner Abby Feinman...

Much has been written about courts invalidating instruments or transactions after a person's death. Courts invalidating instruments or transactions during a person's lifetime is discussed less often.

Washington concluded an eventful legislative session with the largest set of tax increases in the state's history. This Update focuses on two significant changes that affect Washington residents and a senate bill proposal that did not pass this session but seems likely to be considered in the future.

Dividing retirement accounts in a divorce is a detailed and sensitive process that can significantly impact the financial stability of both parties. Understanding what constitutes marital versus separate property...