The year-old girl previously refused the treatment for her cancer, was removed from her home, and is now in state custody. The case is scheduled to go before the Connecticut Supreme Court this week.
Her involvement in family law litigation extends to both the trial court and appellate levels. She also negotiates prenuptial, post-nuptial and cohabitation agreements on behalf of clients. Jennifer Brandt, of the firm's Family Law practice, appeared on Fox 29 News to discuss the story of the Chester County boy beaten to death by his parents.
Jennifer Brandt, a member of Cozen O'Connor's Family Law practice group, was a guest on Fox 29 Weekend to discuss the recent Pennsylvania judicial scandal and tips to protect yourself when sending emails or posting on social media. She also negotiates prenuptial, post-nuptial and cohabitation agreements.
Recognized as a legal expert by the media, Jennifer appears regularly on national and local television and radio. Jennifer Brandt, a member of the firm's family law practice group, was recently a guest on America's Newsroom on Fox News to discuss the recently leaked celebrity nude pictures by hackers. Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence was one of the many targeted.
Jennifer discussed many of the latest stories in the news including Casey Kasem and Oscar Pistorius. Lawyernomics is a premier legal business and marketing conference that offers advice on creating a base of loyal clients that will help bring in additional clients and work. The terms of child support are largely dictated by the state, but in general, the income of the parties is typically the determining factor in support.
Teresa and Joe Giudice plead guilty in federal court to several mortgage and bankruptcy fraud charges. Thus, they may turn toward divorce to get a fresh start.
She assists parties in adoptions and in matters concerning incapacitated persons. Jennifer was there to discuss the case of the Icelandic girl petitioning the Icelandic government to allow her to keep her birth name, which is not on the list of approved names for Icelandic citizens.
Jennifer Brandt Published in AllParenting. Cozen O'Connor members Jennifer A. Brandt and Thomas G. Jennifer served as the course planner and moderator and Tom was a panelist in Philadelphia. The course was designed to assist family law practitioners when they are faced with dirty tricks in the areas of finance and reputation, and in divorce proceedings in general. Jennifer Brandt and Megan Feehan contributed an article to The Legal Intelligencer discussing the issues of a gray divorce and how to navigate through this.
Jennifer Brandt, chair of the firm's Family Law Group, contributed an article to the Martindale-Avvo blog discussing how to make a good impression on a new client and allow them to develop confidence in you. Shak, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court SJC , found that a nondisparagement provision included in a custody order is an impermissible restraint under the First Amendment right to freedom of speech. To listen to Jennifer's legal take, click here In the midst of this pandemic, many are speculating that the aftermath will result in a baby boom or a rise in the number of divorces.
Perhaps there will be a bit of both. It is undisputed that there are typically an influx of divorce cases after the holidays and summer break because these are The trials included, the New York v. Harvey Weinstein, OH v. Anthony Pardon, TX vs. Christopher Hess and FL v. Donald Hartung Drew Midday Live Show discussing prenuptial agreements.
She brings up examples of different clauses that can show up in these agreements and why. To listen to Jennifer's take, click here Last week, as a guest on Dr. Drew Midday Live radio show, I was asked to comment about the phenomena that many divorce lawyers already know about. That is, the increase in divorces in January. Unfortunately, after the holidays and with the start of a new year, some people who may have been The article says, "in states with 'no fault' divorces, couples are 8 percent more likely to both work full-time outside Ramon Bueno trial Jennifer Brandt was a guest on HLN discussing the Florida parents who seek to regain custody of their 4-year-old son after taking him off of chemotherapy.
To listen to Jennifer's legal take on the story, click here Jennifer Brandt was a guest on Good Day Philadelphia discussing the Florida parents who are seeking to regain custody of their 4-year-old son after taking him off of chemotherapy. They lost custody in May to the child's grandparents after missing a chemotherapy appointment for the boy, in favor of A new law in California which goes into effect on January 1, gives Courts the right to determine custody and care of a pet both pending a divorce and as part of a final determination.
This is a move in the right direction given that so many couples consider pets part of the family. Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of the firm's Family Law Practice, authored the blog, "3 times responsiveness brought value to my practice" for Lawyernomics by Avvo.
Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of the firm's Family Law Practice, authored a recent blog for Lawyernomics by Avvo, "Building your online presence and reputation is easier than you think.
Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of the firm's Family Law Practice, authored the blog, "Managing my practice: What I learned and accomplished in ," for Lawyernomics by Avvo. The holidays are supposed to be a time of good will and cheer. For those going through a divorce, however, the situation is often not cheerful and may even be grim. With some thoughtful planning and the right outlook, however, the joyful spirit of the holidays can be preserved.
Following the tips Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of the firm's Family Law Practice, published, "5 tips for falling back into your routine after summer," for Lawyernomics by Avvo. Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of the firm's Family Law group, gives five tips to achieve better work-life balance this summer in her blog post on Lawyernomics by Avvo. Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of Cozen O'Connor's Family Law practice, describes the importance for attorneys' to define their brand in her piece, Why betting on your Brand is a safe bet, for Lawyernomics by Avvo.
Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of Cozen O'Connor's Family Law practice, discusses the importance of marketing and building your brand as a lawyer. Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of Cozen O'Connor's Family Law practice, discusses the 3 stages to show clients "love" and appreciation.
Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of Cozen O'Connor's Family Law practice, discusses her resolution for personal and professional growth in Avvo's Lawyernomics.
Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of Cozen O'Connor's Family Law practice, discusses how to manage client communications and maintain your life in Lawyernomics by Avvo. Jennifer Brandt, co-chair of Cozen O'Connor's Family Law practice, discusses tips for managing the tax season while going through a divorce on Avvo's Lawyernomics blog.
Jennifer Brandt discusses the legal implications of divorced couples introducing a new significant other to their children. Jennifer Brandt offers tips on how to grow a successful law practice. Jennifer Brandt discusses how important it is for the modern family lawyer to develop a marketing-consistent strategy and embrace technology as a powerful promotional tool.
Jennifer Brandt discusses the important questions a prospective client should ask before hiring a divorce lawyer. Jennifer Brandt discusses the difficult task of reaching a divorce settlement and offers guidance on how to make things move more smoothly. Jennifer Brandt discusses the Ashley Madison hacking scandal and explains how before using a website, posting on social media, or sending an email, consider the ramifications, and consider whether the private information you are providing is really secure.
Jennifer Brandt published an article in NEXT 2 Magazine on the topic of divorce, and how they can be an extremely stressful event in one's life, and how finding a knowledgeable counsel is essential to get through the process.
With spring break upon us and summer just around the corner, many families are looking forward to annual family vacations. A lot of effort and money goes into vacation planning. And for divorcing or divorced parents, the possibility of a former spouse interfering with a planned vacation becomes yet another logistic to consider. Here are five tips for pleasant vacation planning.
Jennifer Brandt and Megan Feehan, both residents of the firm's family law practice and Philadelphia office, published an article in the American Journal of Family Law on social media influences and how that effects the practice of family law.
Communicating before marriage about the issues that are most important to each partner is the essence of intimacy. You can even up the romance with creative clauses like a requirement of weekly flowers or an agreement that gifts between husband and wife will forever belong to the recipient.
All it takes is some imagination and consideration to bring romance and levity to your prenup. It is a well-known fact among divorce lawyers that January is the most popular month for people to initiate divorce. Perhaps that can be attributed to its promise of a new beginning; perhaps spending extra time over the holidays with spouses and extended family members was the final straw.
No matter the cause, for those contemplating divorce in the start of the New Year, here are some key resolutions.
Settling a divorce case is no easy task. It requires parties who are at odds with each other to come together for their mutual benefit. These parties must set aside their emotions and look at their economic situation in a detached, business-like manner. The attorneys advising these parties play a monumental role in convincing them to set aside their devastation, anger, and, perhaps, regret and focus on resolution.
Both parties must have this same mindset to reach consensus. Timing is also key. The holidays are here. It is a time for joy and gratitude, a time for sharing and spending time with family.
But for couples contemplating or going through a divorce, the holidays can be downright depressing. Instead of love and caring, there is animosity. Instead of togetherness, there is loneliness. Many couples who are parting would prefer to hibernate over the holidays and resurface sometime in January. Nonetheless, there are ways to manage the holidays even if you are separating or divorcing, and there is even the chance that you will find some enjoyment.
The tips below will help. Adopting a child is a monumental decision. And if that child is a brother or sister, this situation is further complicated. The relationship changes from sibling to parent and takes on all the responsibilities that accompany that new role. During a recent custody trial, I was privy to an interview between the judge and a child who was the subject of the matter.
Although the judge tried to make the interview as painless as possible, asking the child mundane questions about school and activities like a well-meaning relative or adult friend, no one in the room, the child included, could evade the tension and heaviness in the air. Patric, a sperm donor, is now looking to have custody rights to the child he helped conceive four years ago.
The California courts are grappling with competing statutes in searching for a resolution. The broader issue, however, is how technology is changing the definition of a family in our modern world and how our law is trying to adapt to these changes. In an article published in Zillow Blog, Jennifer Brandt, a member of Cozen O'Connor's Family Law Department, discusses dividing the marital home in a divorce, one of the most difficult aspects of property distribution.
The house is often the most valuable asset owned by the parties, and it is the one that often has the most sentimental meaning as well.
Couples spend a lot of time and effort choosing a home and filling it with memories, and frequently neither side wants to move from the home even while a divorce is pending. After holding out for so long, he is now finally getting married.
However, he has a lot to lose in the event of a divorce. A prenuptial agreement is a must. See Jen Brandt's recent article on Yourtango. From advertisements, to recipes, to school events and water cooler chatter, we just cannot escape the frenzy of this supposedly joyous time of year.
We have a passion for antique and vintage jewelry and enjoy assisting clients who share this enthusiastic love! Annette Brandt has always had a love for fashion and style but never knew what direction she would go. Here she learned an appreciation and interest in the craftsmanship for old jewelry.
In , she started selling her jewelry finds at Knit Wit and Plage Tahiti, two local Philadelphia women's high fashion clothing stores, where she developed a loyal customer following.
In the fall of Annette opened her first retail store with her son Elan in Narberth, PA, a quaint town outside of Philadelphia, in the heart of the Main Line. After graduating from Penn State University and working in corporate America as a recruiter for 5 years, Elan decided that he was ready for a challenge to join mom in the family business.
They have since gone on to win several "Best of Main Line" awards for Best Antique Jewelry and have accessorized some of the most fashionable clients in the area.
In the fall of , after 9 amazing years, Annette and Elan moved to a brand new location which is right across the street from their first store. Newly renovated, the store is bright, airy and open and very spacious. It offers the perfect setting for clients to find a gorgeous gift for your wife, mother or friend or even for yourself!
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