Recent immigration restrictions, currency fluctuations, and the possibility of expanded conflict in the Middle East are creating new challenges in family-law transactions and litigation.
Iran’s proposed overhaul of Mahr enforcement has sparked a debate over imprisonment, women’s financial security and the consequences of marriage promises that husbands cannot afford to fulfill.
“Divergence, Not Deficit,” will be a four-hour continuing legal education program presented on Sat., July 25, 2026, at the University of West Los Angeles.
A quiet custody hearing in Orange County on September 11, 2001, showed why the rule of law endures: courts judge conduct, not nationality, religion or the conflicts of nations.
