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New York's most sought after Matrimonial Law expert, Family Law co-chair Judith L. Poller visited the It's Over Easy team in the studio to discuss...

Partner and Family Law co-chair Judith Poller spoke to Vanity Fair about a unique prenuptial agreement challenge.

Pryor Cashman Partner Judy Poller, who co-chairs the firm's Family Law Group, has been named to The Hollywood Reporter's 2022 Power Lawyers: Troubleshooters list.

We have had a recent spate of pre-marital agreement requests from folks who adhere to Roman Catholicism as their faith.

Pennsylvania’s child custody code requires the submission of a criminal record and abuse history affidavit which is designed to identify whether a party to a custody action or a member of their household has been accused or convicted of a criminal offense

Pryor Cashman Associate Mark S. Randall, a member of the Family Law Group, has written an article for the Family Law Expert Guide 2025 discussing the requirements...

An informative article written by Charlie Wells of the Wall Street Journal addresses the issue of remarriage and the effect it has on the financial aid packages of college students.

On October 18, 2012, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled that section 3 of the federal Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional under the Equal Protection Clause.

My colleague, Mark Ashton, reported on the case of D.P. & B.P. v. G.J.P. & A.P., and identified how the Court's opinion addressed on a limited basis how Section 3525(2) was, in part, unconstitutional.

In the seventh episode of Seventh Circuit Roundup, Kian and Mark address cases from very different areas of the law that offer some practical insights for those practicing in the Seventh Circuit.

Aaron Weems was featured in "Social Media Restraints Becoming Fixtures in Prenuptial Agreements" on June 26, 2014.

The battle over same-sex marriage rights in Pennsylvania has been simmering since last summer when concurrent litigation was initiated in a few different judicial venues.

The process of equitable distribution is multi-stage, often involving one or more conferences with a "master" specifically assigned to the case and who is an expert in equitable distribution.

The appeal in the case of Jones v. Jones focuses on alimony and the question of whether certain expenses are reasonable.

At the heart of every Petition for Order of Protection from Abuse ("PFA") is the question of whether a respondent has committed an act of abuse.

Brian Lucareli, director of Foley Private Client Services (PCS) and co-chair of the Family Offices group, sits down with Brett Bellmore, senior counsel, and member of our Finance practice group, for a 10-minute interview...

A story from Boston illustrates one difficulty that mandated reporters often face, which is piecing together details that, by themselves, don't necessarily signal abuse.