In 2017, the Appellate Division of New Jersey (Judge Lihotz) decided Ricci v. Ricci, No. A-1832-14T1 and A-2409-14T1. The second docket number relates to an intervenor (the parties’ daughter), which makes the case quite interesting. Mr. and Mrs. Ricci divorced when Caitlyn was four years of age. Little did they […]
As published in Chief Executive Magazine on February 4, 2020. Amazon survived the Bezos divorce last year, but the drama showed how executive splits can turn ugly and put their companies at risk. While every divorce case has its own facts and set of circumstances, the divorce of a high-level […]
New Jersey is a state where, upon divorce, all issues as to the parties must be resolved. It is unlike some other states, which will grant the parties a divorce but will then continue to litigate support and equitable distribution. New Jersey will not bifurcate the granting of a divorce […]
As published in the New Jersey Law Journal by Law.com, November 14, 2019. Although lying may appear to be rampant in our society, in divorce matters, lying is unacceptable. The legal system is based on everyone, lawyers and litigants alike, telling the truth. Litigants take oaths to tell the truth. Lawyers […]
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