Family Lawyer Magazine Podcast

Financial expert Sharon Klein hosts this Family Lawyer Magazine Roundtable with three AAML past Presidents: Alton Abramowitz, Marlene Eskind Moses, and John Slowiaczek to discuss how volatile real estate & stock markets + COVID can impact high-asset divorce settlements in this roundtable. For the full transcript of this podcast and disclaimer, click here.

Edward Kirk, a family lawyer and the Head of North America for Settify, discusses modernizing the client intake process – while improving client experience – by using AI to automate routine but crucial tasks. Launched in 2017, Settify is an award-winning AI-driven solution that has seen runaway growth in Australia and the UK, and it's now making its mark on the US and Canadian markets. Watch the video or read the full transcript here.

Maryland family lawyer Brian Pearlstein reunited a mother & daughter in Paris after a child abduction in a complicated pro bono case. Read the extraordinary story here.

Forensic accountants and business valuators Rod Moe and Heather Moe discuss the evolution of forensic accounting in family law matters with Family Lawyer Magazine’s Editorial Director Diana Shepherd.

Utah family lawyer Amy Kennedy discusses the differences between Relationship and Cohabitation Agreements and the need for prenuptial and postnuptial agreements for married couples.

Family lawyer Kiilu Davis discusses diversity and discrimination in family law past and present – and looks to the future with hope.

IACP president Lori Gephart discusses the growth of Collaborative Practice & how it reduces conflict & minimizes negative impacts on individuals & families.

Cary Mogerman, Maria Cognetti, and Peter Walzer discuss notable changes in family law – and some predictions about how the future may unfold – with moderator Sharon Klein.

Family lawyer and LawPay Practice Advisor Jordan Turk discusses the trend to streamline law firm operations while adapting to clients’ changing needs and expectations

Child custody consultant and forensic psychologist Robert A. Simon (Ph.D.) discusses the key differences between clinical psychologists and forensic psychologists in Family Courts.

Social engineering, phishing, and hacking pose a real danger to your practice.  Family Lawyer Magazine's Editorial Director, Diana Shepherd, recently spoke with cybersecurity lawyer Bill Sosis about the steps family lawyers should take to protect their data – and their firm.

Can empathy really contribute to a family's lawyer's success? How do you maintain boundaries while empathizing? Can empathy help with a "client from hell"? International family lawyer Christopher Melcher offers tips and tools for building your empathy muscle – as well as explaining why this is crucial to your success.

In this interview, Jay Fishman discusses the changes, improvements, and challenges of business valuation in the past, present, and future.

Dan Couvrette, Publisher of Family Lawyer Magazine and DivorceMag.com discusses the importance of Google Reviews for family lawyers with Jeffrey Spanier and Bob Levin of 800Commerce LLC.

In this podcast, Sharon Klein, a Family Wealth Strategist and Trusts & Estates Attorney and New York family lawyer Elena Karabatos discuss when a trust can – or can't – be accessed, offering key questions to ask when attacking or defending trust assets in divorce. For the full transcript of this podcast and disclaimer, please visit https://familylawyermagazine.com/articles/attacking-and-defending-trust-assets-divorce/

Dan Couvrette, the Publisher of Family Lawyer Magazine interviewed Brian McNamara, a family lawyer who also offers pre and postnuptial agreements that are customized and prepackaged with fixed prices. Brian McNamara offers his legal services in the Houston area. www.mcnamaralawyers.com. For the full transcript of this podcast, please visit https://familylawyermagazine.com/articles/watch-kingwood-texas-family-lawyer-brian-mcnamaras-interview-with-family-lawyer-magazine/