Family Law
Family Law News 2017, Issue 4, Volume 39, No. 4
Content
- Child Custody Counselor Cherie Kagan Receives the State Bar of California's 2017 Court Staff Award
- Family Law News Editorial Team
- Family Law Section eNews Special Announcement Family Law Section Awards - Seeking Award Nominations
- Family Law Section Executive Committee
- Hon. Garry T. Ichikawa Recipient of the 2017 State Bar of California Family Law Judicial Officer of the Year award
- Hon. Mark a. Juhas Receives Flexcom's Lifetime Achievement Award
- Legislative Liaisons and Designated Recipients of Legislation
- MCLE Article: Emerging Issues in Three Parent Law
- Message from the Chair
- Message from the Editor
- Reviewing a Marvin Action From a Litigator's Perspective
- Table of Contents
- Technology Corner
- The New Divorce By Mutual Consent in France: Recognition and Risks of Post-Divorce Litigation in Common-Law Countries: the Examples of England and the United States
- The Use of Motions in Family Law
- Why Esi Scares Me as a Solo Practitioner
- Contracts and Standing and Support, Oh My!
Contracts and Standing and Support, Oh My!
Nathan Gabbard
Nathan W. Gabbard practices family law at Trabolsi & Levy, LLP in Santa Monica, CA. In 2016, he became certified as a family law specialist by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization and has been designated as a "Super Lawyer Rising Star" in 2017. Mr. Gabbard serves on the Leadership Council of the Los Angeles Center for Law and Justice (LACLJ) and the Executive Committee of the Beverly Hills Bar Association – Family Law section. He has also been a member of the Executive Committee on the LGBT Bar Association of Los Angeles. In the past, he has volunteered as a presenter of Safer Community workshops, providing information and opening a dialogue with college students about domestic violence, and has presented at the Inn of St. Ives at Southwestern Law School regarding gun violence restraining orders.
I mmigrant Spouse Has Standing In State Family Court Proceeding To Enforce A Support Obligation Created By An Affidavit In Connection With Sponsoring The Spouse For An Immigration Visa
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