A parent who cohabited with her children’s father sued for child support and spousal support in 2007. The parents lived together but never got a marriage license or held a formal marriage ceremony. Nevertheless, the...
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Women Unchained: the Struggle to Secure a Jewish Get
February 19, 2012
Jewish women of the Orthodox faith may encounter obstacles unknown to most women when divorcing. A new documentary film, Women Unchained (2011), explores the plight of Jewish women to obtain a religious divorce, or...
Pollock Begg Employee Elected to Pittsburgh Paralegal Association Board
February 14, 2012
Pollock Begg Komar Glasser & Vertz LLC assistant paralegal Cindy Wirtz has been named to the Pittsburgh Paralegal Association’s 2012 Board of Directors and Officers. The longtime Pollock Begg employee joins seven other...
Rental Real Estate Valuation in Divorce
February 10, 2012
Valuation of commercial real estate and rental properties is an issue that arises in high-asset divorce proceedings. Real estate appraisal is sometimes performed within a business valuation, if the business owns real estate....
Aimee L. Burton, an associate at Downtown-based family law firm Pollock Begg Komar Glasser & Vertz LLC, will present the Annual Family Law Update at the Washington County Winter Bench Bar Conference on Friday, February...