Tag: family law

Wedding Bells this Summer? Is a Prenup Right for You?

by Cari Rincker on Apr.16, 2013, under Family/Matrimonial Law, Food & Ag Law

It’s that time of year again when I get phone calls about prenuptial agreements for summer weddings.  Remember, in New York, prenuptial agreements will be enforced so long as the terms are reasonable, both sides are represented by separate lawyers, and there is not duress.  To prevent duress, neither party should feel pressure to sign [...]

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Listen to Me Talk Divorce & Divorce Mediation on the Russ Terry Show

by Cari Rincker on Mar.28, 2013, under Family/Matrimonial Law

I had a great time talking divorce and divorce mediation on Monday night on the Russ Terry Show:  Live Your Best Life.  You can listen to the hour show on dealing with divorce here.  Want some quick and dirty tips instead?  Listen to Russ Terry’s debrief with 5 Tips for Dealing with Divorce here. Tweet

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Guest Appearance on the Russ Terry Show: Dealing with Divorce

by Cari Rincker on Mar.20, 2013, under Family/Matrimonial Law

I will be making a guest appearance on the Russ Terry Show on March 25, 2013 from 9-9:30pm.  Russ is a Life Coach in the Greater New York City area and his Blog Talk Radio Show has different themes each week.  On the 25th, Russ will be getting down and dirty with the “D” word [...]

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Mediator for the New York State Agriculture Mediation Program (NYSAMP)

by Cari Rincker on Feb.28, 2013, under Alternative Dispute Resolution

Since completing the mediation apprenticeship program with the New York Peace Institute, my Community Dispute Resolution Center (“CDRC”) in Manhattan and Brooklyn, I have been admitted to the roster of mediators for the New York State Agriculture Mediation Program (“NYSAMP”).  NYSAMP works with the CDRC’s in each country throughout New York to provide free mediation [...]

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