In the art of Cultural Mediation, the acronym OTHER provides a guideline of considerations required to successfully mediate cultural disputes in a traditional setting. While mediating legal disputes almost universally requires understanding the four basics of Duty, Breach, Defense, and Damage – in Cultural Mediations the basic concepts do not address the scope of understanding required.
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Majority, Maturity and Marriage – Cultural Divorce Part XIII, is part of Abbas Hadjian’s CULTURALLY SPEAKING Series Published In The Daily
California trails other states in recognizing cultural marriage contracts and pre-marital agreements such as dowry and mahr. Despite the maturity of its statehood and diversity of its population, judicial opinions on cultural marriage cases have been less informed than expected.
Married Until Annulment Do Us Part – Cultural Divorce Part X, is the tenth Of Abbas Hadjian’s CULTURALLY SPEAKING Series
Understanding and Litigating Bigamy – Cultural Divorce Part IX, is the Ninth Of Abbas Hadjian’s CULTURALLY SPEAKING Series Published In
Marrying your mother-in-law is forbidden in Iran, but not in California. An Iranian client asked, “Can I marry my mother-in-law?” In Iran and many other Islamic (and non-Islamic countries) the answer is simple – No.
Date of Separation – Cultural Divorce Part VII is the seventh of Abbas Hadjian’s CULTURALLY SPEAKING series published in The Daily
Cultural Date of Marriage is the sixth of Abbas Hadjian’s CULTURALLY SPEAKING series published In The Daily Journal. I believe Cultural