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The Black Hole: Navigating the Passing of a Spouse During a ...
In a recent vlog, Xena A. Balcazar, an associate in the Family Law and Elder Law Practice Groups at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, discusses a longstanding legal ambiguity in matrimonial law: what occurs... Read More > -
‘Adolescence’ and the Dangers of Social Media...
In the context of divorce and separation, these discussions are not easy, but they are necessary. Parents must consider how social media affects their children’s well-being and have open, proactive... Read More > -
Engaged this Valentine’s Day? Here’s What to...
Valentine’s Day is all about love, celebration, and making lasting memories. For many couples, it’s also the prime time for proposals. February is one of the most popular months for engagements,... Read More > -
Parenting Through Divorce: Navigating Social Media...
With more people talking about regulating kids' use of social media, this issue is more important than ever. It’s not always easy for parents to agree on how to handle it, but open communication is... Read More > -
Adultery and Divorce: 100-Year-Old Law Repealed...
Rebecca E. Frino and David S. Carton, from Mandelbaum Barrett PC's Matrimonial and Family Law Practice Group, discuss the role adultery plays in divorce cases in New York and New... Read More > -
Top 10 Things Engaged Couples Need to Create a Prenuptial...
Engagement season is a time of joy and excitement, as couples celebrate their love and plan for a future together. Amid the whirlwind of wedding planning, one practical step that can strengthen your... Read More > -
Holiday Season Engagements: What You Need to Know About the ...
In New Jersey, engagement rings are treated as conditional gifts. If the engagement is called off, the ring must be returned to the giver because the condition—marriage—was not fulfilled. While... Read More > -
Planning for the Future: Marital Separation Agreements and...
In their latest vlog, Donny Dennison, Esq., Elder Law Associate, and Xena Balcazar, Esq., Family Law Associate at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, explore critical topics for families navigating marital... Read More > -
New York Repeals 1907 Adultery Law: What It Means for...
On November 22, 2024, New York repealed its 1907 adultery law, which had criminalized adultery as a misdemeanor. This historic change aligns New York with most other states where adultery is no... Read More >