Steinberger to present at WBASNY
Posted in Clients,Divorce,Lawyers,Mediation, negotiation & dispute resolution,Prenuptial Agreements,Resources for Lawyers on May 10, 2021
Chaim Steinberger has been asked to present his program, “The Perils of Prenups: The psycho-social dynamics and legal effects of prenuptial agreements” at the 2021 Convention of the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York on May 21, 2021, 1:15. Mr. Steinberger may be one of the only family-law lawyers advising young couples… read more
The Attributes of a Great Divorce Lawyer (i.e., “Good v. Great” )
Posted in Divorce,Lawyers,Mediation, negotiation & dispute resolution on March 3, 2018
By Chaim Steinberger (c) 2018 For several years I’ve been thinking about writing on the differences between a “good” lawyer and a “great” one. That is, many have written articles with titles like, “How to Pick a Divorce Lawyer” that try to help people select decent lawyers from among the poor ones. That doesn’t interest… read more
Always, Always, Always, Challenge an “Indicated” SCR Report of Abuse or Neglect
Posted in Divorce,Lawyers,Resources for Lawyers on December 15, 2016
Always, Always, Always, Challenge an “Indicated” SCR Report of Abuse or Neglect: The standards are higher for a neglect finding at the administrative review or fair hearing (c) 2016 By Chaim Steinberger New York State has three independent, though interconnected, systems of dealing with parents accused of abusing or neglecting their children. First, there’s the… read more
Eternity with that “Bastard”?
Posted in Clients,Divorce,Lawyers,Resources for Lawyers on December 8, 2016
Eternity With That “Bastard”? Who Says the Fun Has to Stop: Decades-old Family Feud Continues After Death In a decision issued two weeks ago, a judge was called on to decide whether a sister may disinter a decedent (a person who died), from where she was buried by her son in Queens, NY, to Jerusalem,… read more
Lying Lawyers? “I’m shocked, shocked!”
Posted in Clients,Divorce,Lawyers,Uncategorized on April 1, 2016
In Court this morning, opposing counsel said that he didn’t lie in his papers. “I didn’t say I never signed it,” he claimed. “I just said I didn’t remember signing it. That’s something entirely different.” That was the basis for my motion for sanctions. Based on his attempted deception of the Court. The judge looked… read more
Do Judges Know All the Law?
Posted in Divorce,Lawyers on March 29, 2016
(c) 2016, Chaim Steinberger, Esq. Many people have misconceptions about the legal system. For example, many people believe that all judges know all the laws. That when they’re presented with issues like an oracle, they pronounce the law cleanly, correctly, and accurately every time, from on up high. Unfortunately, our society, and the laws that… read more
Getting Even or Getting Ahead: Do divorce litigants want nasty lawyers or would they rather win?
Posted in Clients,Lawyers on March 13, 2016
(c) 2016 CHAIM STEINBERGER, P.C., By Chaim Steinberger Descending in the elevator from a meeting of the New York County Lawyers’ Association Matrimonial Law Committee, one lawyer asked a newer one, “Where are you working now?” She answered with the name of a prominent, well-known, scorched-earth firm. I bit my tongue as the conversation about… read more