Family and Matrimonial

President Trump's executive orders targeting birthright citizenship have created unprecedented uncertainty for international intended parents pursuing surrogacy in the United States. With the legal landscape shifting rapidly and US citizenship no longer guaranteed for babies born through commercial surrogacy arrangements, families at every stage of their journey must now navigate complex contingency planning involving alternative passports, immigration status, and constitutional challenges.

Evlilik yoluyla aile birleşimi, farklı ülkelerde yaşayan evli çiftlerin Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nde birlikte yaşam kurabilmelerini sağlayan göçmenlik sürecidir. ABD'de yaşayan eş, yabancı uyruklu eşinin Amerika'ya gelebilmesi ve yasal daimi oturum statüsü elde edebilmesi için göçmenlik sürecini başlatabilir. Bu rehber, I-130 dilekçesi, CR1 ve IR1 göçmen vizeleri, mali sponsorluk,

Navigating the family reunification process for married couples can be complex, involving multiple government agencies and strict documentation requirements. Understanding the differences between CR1 and IR1 visas, the role of Form I-130, and the economic sponsorship obligations is essential for couples seeking to build their lives together in the United States.

How family law mediation can help parties break cycles of powerlessness, escalation and conflict

While Washington law defines community property as ‘property…acquired after marriage or after registration domestic partnership by either domestic partner or either husband or wife or both’ it does not address more nuanced issues like how to treat dogs, cats, exotic pets, embryos, etc. acquired during the marriage.

Two Lowenstein Sandler attorneys share their personal experiences navigating divorce while working in demanding law firm environments. They discuss the delicate balance between privacy and transparency, the importance of support systems, and strategies for maintaining professional performance during one of life's most challenging transitions.

As the Silent Generation and Baby Boomers prepare to transfer an estimated $84-90 trillion in wealth over the next two decades, families face critical decisions about estate planning, tax strategies, and asset protection. This comprehensive analysis explores how changing tax laws, evolving family structures, and complex asset portfolios require thoughtful planning to preserve wealth across generations while avoiding unnecessary taxes, legal disputes, and family conflicts.

An older homeowner may be downsizing, moving closer to adult children, transitioning to assisted living, or leaving a home that has become difficult to maintain.

For parents of a child with a disability, estate planning involves more than asset distribution—it requires ensuring long-term care and financial security. A special needs trust can provide resources without jeopardizing eligibility for SSI and Medicaid, but proper structuring, trustee selection, and coordination with the broader estate plan are essential to protect your loved one's future.