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The American Bar Association Family Law Section has just published a second edition of my book, “Settlement Negotiation Techniques in Family Law”.

It’s far more common to accompany a client to a mediation session than to a contested court hearing. But that requires experience and negotiation skills.

On March 1, 2018, Loeb & Herman will debut Wisconsin Family Law Case Finder, a subscription based legal research service specifically designed for family law attorneys.

The title of this post “Judges are human” should not a major revelation. But it does serve as an object lesson as to how our legal system works.

Outstanding book goes into detail about game theory and its application to divorce settlement negotiations.

As is typical of articles in the Onion, there is more truth in their humor than in some serious articles.

Justice Abrahamson will likely be remembered as the judge who refused to step down.

I seem to have a lot of cases right now where one side simply will not accept that the marriage is over.

A wealthy business man who thinks he is paying too much in child support asked his legislator (to whom, of course, he contributed money) to draft legislation which would lower his child support.

My friend Sandy Swartzberg and I thought it might be interesting to co-write an article on the business divorce.