The Swier Law Firm Family Law Blog
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My Ex and I Fought About Everything. Then Came the Coronavirus. Nearly two months ago, when the new coronavirus was upending life in China, I felt for those living through this nightmare. -
Quarantines And Custody Agreements Parents are being encouraged to practice social distancing, avoiding travel and group situations to help reduce the chance of catching coronavirus. -
Jewish Divorce - Issues Involving The Ketubah And Get In a Jewish divorce, any attempt to enforce the dower amount in lieu of a wife’s property interests or spousal support/alimony will probably not be successful. -
What To Do With The Ring In Divorce? When you’re going through a divorce, the symbol of commitment your rings have may be a source of strong emotion even if it’s tucked away deeply in a drawer. -
Brooke Swier Schloss Receives Top Attorney Rating Brooke Swier Schloss of Swier Law Firm, Prof. LLC, has been awarded a 10.0 Superb Attorney Rating in Family Law from AVVO, a national ratings service. -
Contract Controls Disposition of Pre-Embryos After Divorce The Connecticut Supreme Court upheld a fertility clinic agreement that required a couple's frozen pre-embryos would be destroyed in the event of divorce. -
Online Dispute Resolution and the Future of Family Law Technology is changing our society, and in doing so, it is changing our relationships. We now use computers to communicate almost every minute of the day. -
South Dakota Family Law - Financial Tips For Second Marriages If remarriage is on your horizon, congratulations! It can be an exciting new adventure, as well as an opportunity to make key investment decisions. -
3 Vital Takeaways From Jeff Bezos' Divorce Jeff Bezos is an American entrepreneur, owner of the Washington Post, and the co-founder and chief executive of Amazon. -
Divorce in the Bitcoin Age Cryptocurrencies and “blockchain” technology may or may not be the wave of the future, but they are an increasingly commonly-held “asset” class.