NJ domestic violence court bans wife from speaking on social media about her husband's refusal to give a Jewish divorce (get). In a recent decision, the Appellate Division in the State of New Jersey overturned a domestic violence parts ban for a wife to communicate with others in regards to her...
Reflecting on Rosh Hashanah and the Journey of Divorce As we celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, it is essential to acknowledge that life journeys can sometimes take unexpected turns, including the difficult path of divorce. Divorce is a deeply personal and complex process, often accom...
https://reason.com/volokh/2023/05/17/was-this-couple-married-0-1-or-2-times/?utm_medium=email From today's decision of the New York appellate court in Bernstein v. Benchemoun (Judges Valerie Brathwaite Nelson, Joseph A. Zayas, William G. Ford & Helen Voutsinas): On February 7, 2013, the parti...
On March 9th, I had the opportunity to appear with Eli Goldbaum on the Change the World Podcast, Season 3, Episode 13. We spoke about the Yashar Coalition, where we discussed the importance of prenuptial agreements in the Orthodox community. I hope you found it informative! If you missed it, please feel free to DM me for the link to the episode.
New York Times Interview with Martin Friedlander- the Ongoing Controversy: Chasidic Jews and their Choice of Schools.
Looking Forward to presenting at the 1st Exclusive Attorneys Track-at the Agudah Convention. For the First Time a Pre-Conference for Lawyers and Law Students, with question and answer sessions following each presentation.
Martin E. Friedlander, Esq., is proud to announce that he has been elected as a Fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers in the New York Jurisdiction.”
Can A Court Order A Non-Custodial Parent To Raise A Child Frum?
Ami Magazine Exclusive Interview-When an OTD Parent Seeks Custody-Children Caught in the Crosshairs of Divorce
I join in saluting the first graduating class of Mesivta Netzach Hatorah, including Rabbi Yerman, Rabbi Mitteldorf, Rabbi Lebowitz, Rabbi Rosenthal, Mrs. Vegh, and my son's Rabbi- Rabbi Stern. It was a memorable event, and we were glad that we were a silver sponsor in the journal linked below. h...
Does the Halachic Prenup Hold Up in Court
MARTIN E FRIEDLANDER, ESQ, NAMED FELLOW OF AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MATRIMONIAL LAWYERS BROOKLYN, NEW YORK – MARTIN E FRIEDLANDER is pleased to announce that he has been named a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML). Comprised of the top matrimonial attorneys ...
Is the Covid Vaccine Going to Raise Issues Between Conflicting Parents? The issue of vaccination of children has arisen to a national level of debate. Parents who adamantly are against vaccinating their children have been involved in litigation. In New York State, many cases have been litiga...
Covid Related Issues in Matrimonial Law An issue that has been raised, and while I believe applications have been made for the court, there are no known decisions concerning this matter. The issue is the best interest and safety of the children. There are conflicts between parents regarding their...
Two renowned attorneys are collaborating their practices. Noted attorney, Steven Cohn, Esq., and Martin E. Friedlander, Esq., are collaborating and expanding their respective law practices. Steven Cohn, Esq., an icon in both the legal and political community of Brooklyn, New York, has...
Marriage During the Time of Corona: In this article, featured in Hamodia Prime Magazine, Rabbi Simcha Feuerman, LCSW-R, and I delve into how COVID newlyweds are coping during this pandemic. The article provides psychological guidelines for COVID couples and concerned family members and a legal ...
Is withholding a religious divorce (Get) a form of domestic abuse? In this article, which I co-authored with Dr. David Pelcovitz, we discuss the issue of withholding a Jewish divorce as a form of domestic abuse. The article includes details on a fascinating study and explores possible tools that...
Refusal to Remove Barriers to Remarriage: Did the Appellate Division Second Department Eliminate Economic Sanctions? By Martin E. Friedlander and Nathan Lewin In Cohen v. Cohen,1 the Second Department effectively nullified a clear statutory directive in Section 236B(5) of the Domestic Relatio...
UNDERSTANDING EMOTIONAL BARRIERSTO AN AMICABLE RESOLUTIONThe Grieving ProcessA divorce can be divided into four categories: (1) legal requirements;(2) children and parenting; (3) money and property; and (4) grief. Legalrequirements must be met. Assets and liabilities will need to be divided andfa...
Rule #1: Give Yourself TimeYou are going through a lot, and it is going to take some time torecover. Don't listen to people who urge you to “just get over it.” You'll getover it in your own time. Most people start to recover from a divorce inabout a year or so. Some people require a lot longer. ...
YOUR DIVORCE RULE BOOK 1:01 Reducing Chaos Divorce creates chaos. The chaos is caused by changes in residences, self-perceptions, finances, social relationships, and parenting. The rule book by which you have been living your life has been destroyed. When this happens, you may find ...
Settling your Divorce vs. Trial
The Complex Intersection Between Matrimonial Law and Immigration Law
AFCC 56th ANNUAL CONFERENCE:International Jurisdictional Disputes: The Challenges of International Relocation and the Risk of Abduction International Jurisdictional Disputes: In this workshop will be presented with an interdisciplinary perspective on the complex issue of international relocation...
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