Family Law
Family Law News 2018, Issue 2, Volume 40, No. 2
Content
- An Evidence Code Primer for Family Law Attorneys Part I: An Overview and GeneraL Approach
- Blended Families
- Business Tax Returns: What is the Difference Between the Various Types?
- Family Law News Editorial Team
- Family Law Section Executive Committee
- Guardians Ad Litem—What Are They and When Are They Necessary in a Family Law Case?
- Legislative Liaisons and Designated Recipients of Legislation
- Message from the Chair
- Message from the Editor
- NeverLand Practice: Representing Minor Children
- Reboot Your Law Practice: Boost Profits, Restore Work-Life Balance and Make Clients Happy in a Changing Legal Landscape
- Say What You Mean; Mean What You Say
- Sometimes, We Just Have to Say No: Warning Signs That Should Make You Think Before Taking On a Potential Client
- Table of Contents
- Technology Corner
- Consideration of Fault In Divorce Proceedings After the #MeToo Movement
Consideration of Fault In Divorce Proceedings After the #MeToo Movement
Rod Firoozye
Rod Firoozye has practiced law since 1996 in Silicon Valley and been certified as a Family Law Specialist since 2004. Before practicing family law, Mr. Firoozye represented clients in business litigation disputes against various businesses, including Microsoft and Earthlink. He has also previously testified as an expert witness in the areas of spousal support and California family law. Mr. Firoozye has been regularly selected as a Superlawyer by San Francisco Magazine.
The Filing of Divorces after the #MeToo Movement
The #MeToo Movement has led to a public discussion about the actions of various men in positions of prominence and influence toward women. Since then, this movement and other similar ones have led to many prominent people losing their jobs and facing potential criminal and civil liability to their victims. Furthermore, this movement seems to have caused several high-profile divorce cases.