What To Know About Child Custody
By Cynthia N. Grob, Esq. When two spouses end their marriage, a court will decide how custody of the couple’s minor children is divided between the parents. Custody consists of both physical and legal components, which are two different issues for the court to resolve. How is custody decided? A court will decide whether one […]
“Virtual (In)Sanity” in Family Court
Cooper Levenson family law attorney Cynthia Grob and team discuss the pros and cons of virtual court appearances. Watch the video here.
Cherry Hill Squares – Episode 14 Featuring Ian Gallagher
Join Cooper Levenson Attorney Cynthia Grob from the Family Law team as she talks with Financial Advisor, Ian Gallagher, from Ameriprise.
Is there Alimony in Pennsylvania?
July 20, 2020 | Cynthia Grob, Esq. The simply answer is “yes”; however, it is important when you are getting a divorce to understand how and when alimony is an issue. Alimony, at times referred to as spousal support or maintenance, is handled differently in Pennsylvania than in New Jersey. In Pennsylvania, once a divorce […]
Cherry Hill Squares Episode 12 Feat. Noel Capuano, CPA
Join Cooper Levenson Attorney Cynthia Grob from the Family Law Practice Group as she talks with CPA Noel Capuano from Friedman LLP.
Family Law & COVID-19
Please join Cynthia Grob, Esq. and Family Law team as they address some important questions and concerns for families during the COVID-19 pandemic. To access the information on resources during this time, please head here.
10 Basic Rules of Testifying
Rule 1: LISTEN TO THE QUESTION ASKED While this may seem like a rather obvious rule, the majority of witnesses have a hard time following the rule’s simple instruction. Most of the time, witnesses are nervous and will be more inclined to simply “hear”, instead of “listen” to each question. A helpful technique to be […]
Is enforcing payment under religious agreement a “double-dip” if alimony is also awarded?
Written by Daria B. Janka, Esq. & Cynthia N. Grob, Esq. Download the article PDF (Bulgarian) American Courts increasingly must deal with how to treat shari’ah law in divorce proceedings. To quote a Mhar Agreement: “This is a prompt Mahr: One gold coin, sum of money and jewelry to be given prior to marriage, sum […]