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Pryor Cashman Partner Judith L. Poller, Co-Chair of the Family Law Group, has been named to the Crain's New York Business 2026 Notable Women in Law list.

Judith Poller, Co-Chair of Pryor Cashman's Family Law Group, spoke with the New York Times about how the newly-enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will impact wealthy Americans contemplating divorce.

If you're an avid US Weekly or E News reader, you're certainly familiar with celebrity prenups.

Prenuptial agreements have become very popular with people of modest wealth as a means for preserving that wealth when entering into a marriage.

Pryor Cashman is pleased to announce that Marcy Katz has joined the firm as a partner in the Family Law Group and a member of the Private Client Practice. Marcy comes to Pryor Cashman from McLaughlin...

In previous publications, we observed that commuter marriages and removal cases are on the rise because of unemployment and job transfers to another state.

On October 1, 2013, San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors adopted a "Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance" that will take effect January 1, 2014.

Many of my cases involve the use of expert witnesses; individuals hired to review and testify about a specific issue or topic.

The Georgia state Senate voted by near unanimous measure on Monday to approve compromise changes offered by the House last week to an adoption reform package that's been bouncing unsuccessfully through the...

Judges are elected or appointed officials serving the citizens of our communities. The majority of our judges are intelligent, empathic, possess a vast knowledge of the law and are experienced and ...

A recent story through ABC’s Good Morning America website highlighted the evolution of the prenuptial agreement in the social media age.

In recent years much has been written about the "marriage penalty" when it comes to federal income tax.

Wendy Rothstein is a litigation partner in our Blue Bell office and she writes for our Pennsylvania Trial Practice Blog.

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear two cases involving the issue of same-sex marriage; the Second Circuit's decision finding the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional and a Ninth Circuit Decision striking down California's ban on same-sex marriage.

In Johnson v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, an interesting new decision from the United States Tax Court, a former husband was held unable to deduct the payments to his ex-wife as alimony because the amount of such payment was subject to a "child-related contingency."

Brian Lucareli sits down with Ruben Diaz for a 10-minute interview to discuss inbound investing and top-of-mind issues when helping clients through the process of investing in the U.S. from Latin American countries.