Relocating from New York with Marital Children After A Divorce

Rincker LawFamily/Matrimonial Law

I love New York and I certainly don’t want to move elsewhere but I understand why someone else might.  After a divorce, one parent may wish to relocate either to pursue a new relationship or to be closer to family.  If there is no visitation granted to the other parent, the custodial parent can move freely.  However, in most cases …

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Debrief From Skype Conversation About Being An Agriculture Attorney

Rincker LawFood & Ag Law, Food & Ag Organizations, Food & Ag Policy, Fridays with Cari, Rincker Law Events

I hope that my readers had a wonderful Fourth of July vacation and were able to spend some time in the sun.  I had a nice time running again and spending time on a few beaches on Long Island including Shelter Island and Robert Moses Beach.  Some R & R is always a good thing. Last Friday, I enjoyed a …

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For You Iowa Folks – Recommended Agriculture Law Book

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I recently finished reading Pat Dillon‘s book titled “Field Manual:  Iowa Farmer’s Guide to Legal Issues.”  It’s a great book and covers all the basics ranging from contract law, crop insurance, estate planning, farm leases to bankruptcy.  Dillion is a good writer breaking down complicated legal concepts. The Kindle version is only $5.00 from Amazon.   I give the book …

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So What Are Some of Your “Food Rules?”

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Hope you have a wonderful Fourth of July!  I just finished Michael Pollan’s book “Food Rules.”  It’s an extremely quick read.  I agreed with some and disagreed with others.  It got me thinking:  what are some of the “food rules” that my readers use? When I interned with the American Simmental Association (“ASA”) in Bozeman, Montana many moons ago, Dr. …

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My Presentation on Drafting Farm Partnership Agreements

Rincker LawBusiness/Commercial Law, Conferences and Meetings, Food & Ag Law, Speaking Engagements

Last fall I spoke at the American Agriculture Law Association (“AALA”) 32nd Agriculture Law Symposium on partnership agreements for farms and ranches.  Although there is likely a better choice of entity, general partnerships are common among the agriculture community and easily overlooked when there is a good relationship among the partners (or family members). Even so, I highly recommend memorializing …

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How to Legally Change Your Name in New York

Rincker LawFamily/Matrimonial Law

It’s a new day….and time for a new last name.  There are various reasons people want to change their names.  This post will primarily focus on the process for changing your name incident to a divorce. Most Judgments of Divorce grant the ex-wife permission to resume using her maiden name (or surname).  If this is the case, there is no …

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Will Be Attending the American Agriculture Law Association Annual Agriculture Law Symposium

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I will be attending the American Agriculture Law Association (“AALA”) Annual Agriculture Law Symposium on October 19-20, 2012 in Nashville, Tennessee.  I highly recommend the conference if you are a lawyer or law student hoping to build a food and agriculture law practice. Registration forms will be available later this summer.  If you are a law student, there are travel …

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I’m German. We Like Extra Letters. It’s RinckerLaw not RinkerLaw

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Poor Julie Rinker in Texas has been receiving emails to sent to cari@rinkerlaw.com – she has thankfully forwarded them my way.  Please remember that I have a “C” before the “K”.  And remember that I spell my name Cari – not Carrie. Email me at cari@rinckerlaw.com. Thanks!  And have a great weekend.  I’ll be at the Yankees v. Mets game …

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“The World is Run By Those Who Show Up”

Rincker LawFood & Ag Organizations

“The world is run by those who show up.” – Robert Johnson I gave the below presentation last spring at the New York Agri-Women Second Annual Meeting so I thought I would share.  I am oftentimes reminded of this quote and believe it is applicable in nearly every aspect of life.  For those of you who are volunteering your time …

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So You Want To Be An Ag Lawyer?

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I won’t be debriefing the last Skype conversation for folks interested in being an agriculture lawyer — you can find a lot of the information here and here.  I wanted to remind folks the the next Fridays with Cari Skype conversation will be Friday, July 6th at 2pm ET.  You must email me at cari@rinckerlaw.com to RSVP.  It will be …

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My Presentation on Sustainability in “Big Agriculture”

Rincker LawFood & Ag Policy

This is the presentation that I gave last month on sustainability in agriculture at the Association of the Bar for the City of New York.  In case you missed it, you can also read my previous posts on the definitions of sustainable agriculture and “Big Ag.” [slideshare id=12960919&doc=sustainabilitydevelopmentsinbigagriculture-120516144621-phpapp01] Thank you to Red Letter Day Graphic Design for helping me with imbedding …

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