Martin E. Friedlander, Esq. Children placed in a religious conflict during a divorce proceeding when one parent is no longer observant
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A Must for Premarital Counseling
Author: Martin E. Friedlander, Esq.
May 14th, 2019
As a matrimonial attorney, with over twenty-five years of experience before the Courts and Botei Din, I have been involved with the many issues of parties going through a divorce-related matter. These issues can be emotionally stressful on many levels, especially in regards to custody and finance. Dealing with the very critical issue of custody has always been extremely difficult that coupled with emotional issues, access, equitable distrib …
This Is Not For Me Anymore
Author: Martin E. Friedlander, Esq.
November 20th, 2018
As an Orthodox matrimonial attorney, I have noticed over the last number of years, more so than in the past, a phenomenon that has been repeating itself regularly. It is when a parent in a divorce proceeding, after maintaining an Orthodox Jewish home for many years, together with their spouse and child(ren), decides that they no longer want to maintain their level of observance. This may be to the extent that they do not observe any tenants of Or …