Worldwide: Family Law

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.

Attorney Avery K. Druyon explores the unique processes and expectations when navigating family law cases within Tribal Court systems. This webinar provides essential guidance for understanding jurisdictional differences and procedural requirements in Tribal Court family law matters.

When should a Guardian ad Litem be appointed in a family law case, and what can parents expect during the investigation process? This guide explores the role of GALs in custody disputes, the circumstances that warrant their appointment, and practical steps for preparing for interviews and home visits.

There is no perfect age or universal moment to tell your children how much your family is worth. For many parents, the more important question is whether their children are ready to understand what family wealth means and the corresponding responsibilities.

When divorced parents face significant financial disparities, Illinois courts may look beyond standard child support formulas to ensure children maintain a lifestyle comparable to what they experienced before the marriage ended. A recent appellate decision examines when guideline amounts fall short and upward deviations become necessary to protect children's interests.

Money secrets can destroy relationships just as thoroughly as romantic betrayal. Drawing on a recent Bankrate survey revealing that 43% of U.S. adults view financial secrets as seriously as physical infidelity, this conversation explores the warning signs of financial deception and the legal protections available when trust is shattered.

The federal Adoption Tax Credit offers adoptive families up to $17,670 per child for adoptions finalized in 2026, with a portion now refundable and unused credits carrying forward for five years.

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